Sentence examples for development and coordinated from inspiring English sources
JCP conceived of the study, participated of the techniques development and coordinated the study.
RA helped in the initial proposal development and coordinated the data collection and management and data analysis.
Contributors: Ursula Werneke and Judith Earl initiated the research participated in protocol development and coordinated the survey.
EG, RJC, JDB, HC, SJW and CLC conceived, designed and secured funding for the trial; EJS and DH contributed to further protocol development and coordinated the trial; AL provided data management for the trial; MD wrote the statistical analysis plan, advised by SJW, and conducted the statistical analysis; JDB trained and supervised the RAs in delivering the MI intervention.
An appropriate development and coordinated assembly of the different vascular cell types and their association with the corresponding nephrons is crucial for the generation of a functioning kidney.
This research identifies links between place-based processes of development and coordinated efforts to defend rural livelihoods – with implications for policies of governance (land rights, water rights), and for the design of localised resource management.
We conclude with a discussion of potential federal roles in managing development and coordinating state, regional, and local growth management efforts.
As part of its response, UNICEF is supporting communication for development and coordinating efforts to raise awareness of the disease, its symptoms and how to help prevent its spread.
The phytohormones salicyclic acid (SA), jasmonic acid (JA) and ABA play crucial roles in regulating growth and development and coordinate the plant's responses to biotic and abiotic stresses [ 38- 40].
"While there are no specific threats to P.A. assets, all P.A.P.D. officers are on heightened alert and will continue to monitor developments and coordinate with the F.B.I.
The development is enabled and coordinated by three mental activities: assimilating new concepts, modifying existing concepts, and phasing out previously perceived concepts.
