Sentence examples for elaborate coordination from inspiring English sources

Consequently, mitochondrial biogenesis, and hence function, needs an elaborate coordination of nuclear and mitochondrial gene expression [3], [4].

Development and release of mature pollen is dependent on the elaborate coordination of many genes expressed in both non-reproductive as well as reproductive cell layers of the anther.

The UNCP has an elaborate coordination mechanism, supported by the GoPNG which fitted into the MTDS Framework as it provided a mechanism for meeting with development partners, making it compliant with the Paris Declaration on aid effectiveness.

By 1944 the resistance had developed increasingly elaborate central coordination structures symbolised by the formation of a national resistance council which set up a military action committee (Comac) to direct the forces of the resistance, the Free French Forces of the Interior FFIInterior FFI

Behavioural changes of component-based systems are studied to elaborate a coordination protocol to maintain a consistency by implementing distributed mechanism (Hadj et al. 2009).

The overall argumentative aim of the paper was to add to the available scenarios for early nervous system evolution by elaborating a particular coordination view on these events.

Therefore, we concluded that the elaborate G and L coordination associated with uni-manual grasps could be partly generalized to a variety of manipulation tasks including those based on bimanual grasping techniques.

A systems level understanding of changes in cellular components, and coordination among elaborate networks of fine-tuned cellular processes in cyanobacteria is of the utmost importance for many reasons.

For more elaborate negotiations, parties may seek coordination, logistics, and process support from a body specifically created or hired for this purpose.

The exquisite network architecture and capacity for discreet post-synaptic remodeling of neurons requires coordination by an elaborate intracellular network of molecular signal transduction systems.

Metalloproteins as elaborated inorganic complexes, their basic coordination chemistry and bonding, unique features of the protein ligand, and the physical methods used to study active sites.