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Buzsaki and co-workers suggest that the influence of physiological sensory input from spontaneous uncoordinated and coordinated skeletal movement allows the three dimensional shape and mechanical properties of the body to be established by the sensorimotor system, which would in turn allow sensorimotor coordination to develop.

The goal of this work was to look for evidence of coordination and to develop methods to aid in the identification and classification of such coordination.

'Athletes can be given precocious talents and have tremendous hand-eye coordination, but to develop it to the level Nadal has so early on in his career demands an obsessive nature and intensity of training that not many people would be able to handle.

While the EMS industry has evolved and progressed over the past fifty years, the environmental movement has effectively stalled out due to bickering and lack of coordination, failure to develop and deploy rapid diagnostic and response systems, failure to innovate and the inability to step back and honestly evaluate strategy and expenditures against outcomes.

There is, however, no consensus about what constitutes care coordination, how to build an evidence base for care coordination [ 44], and how to develop coordination measures [ 45].

In an effort to determine an electronic feature important in binding besides the nitrogen heme iron coordination we attempted to develop a quantum mechanical descriptor correlated with the contribution of the heme coordination.

In this re-direction, uniformity of policies is important; interstate coordination and cooperation to develop uniform policies could be important for further growth and will make it easier for firms to project future costs and benefits.

This study aimed to explore participants' experiences of cancer care coordination in order to develop a richer and deeper understanding of the issues participants considered important and identify barriers to its successful implementation.

Such children may benefit by a variety of interventions, besides strengthening the underlying foundation that allows this bilateral coordination and balance skill to develop.

This article reviews investigations conducted over the last 15 years that aimed to develop coordination compounds with 1,2,4-triazolo[1,5-a]pyrimidines.

The aims of our program are to develop coordination complexes that can be used as selective probes, fluorescent agents and inorganic medicinal agents.