In panels A and D, for instance, we see that the users who predominantly engage in coordination or liaison roles are less central and visible than users acting as gatekeepers, itinerants, and - most significantly - representatives.
The students received support and protection with the army, with Suharto often engaging in coordination meetings with student leaders.
As the simulations evolve, the sodium at D3.32 moves toward the allosteric sodium binding site where it engages in coordination with D2.50.
Other forms of support for CSOs might also be appropriate such as providing training in strategic or political decision making so that they are better able to engage in coordination meetings and more fully contribute to discussions.
The Kyrgyz, Ukrainian and Zambian studies reported that donors including GHIs did not fully engage in coordination structures so as to maintain institutional visibility and attribute impacts to the activities they had financed [ 28- 31, 34, 35].
Last month, following a letter sent by Barack Obama to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, the US national security adviser, Susan Rice, said that "we are in no way engaged in any coordination – military coordination – with Iran on countering Isil [another name for Isis]".
"To date, we have not observed that the known, coordinated clusters in Russia engaged in significant coordination of ad buys or political misinformation targeting the Brexit vote," a Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed in a carefully worded statement.
In addition, most hospitals reported having more physicians engaged in ongoing care coordination because of the extra efforts being made through NCCCP implementation (e.g. multidisciplinary care conferences).
Furthermore, compared to control group students, treatment group students participated more and engaged more in coordination and regulation of social activities during collaboration by sending more statements that addressed the planning of social activities.
