Sentence examples for expected to be coordinated from inspiring English sources

Allied officials said training is expected to be coordinated with the efforts now led by Lt. Gen. David H. Petraeus, a former commander of the 101st Airborne Division who is now helping Iraqi officials oversee the training of their forces.

The magnesium ion is expected to be coordinated in a distorted octahedral environment involving two phosphate groups and three coordinating waters.

It defines a future for primary care where, increasingly, primary care and public health strategies are expected to be coordinated and intermeshed, with the overall objective of improving population health and reducing health inequalities.

In SDH1 a potassium ion near the active site would be expected to be coordinated by six oxygen atoms, five of which are from conserved residues; Gly174, Glu200, Ala204, Ser206, Leu229, but Ala231 replaces Val225 of rat SDH.

Since specialized health care is expected to be coordinated with that provided by the patient's primary care physician[ 14, 26], we measured shared care reported by the specialist as a proxy for coordination.

Mr. Barnett, of the law firm Williams & Connolly, who represents both of them, said that he also expected publication to be coordinated.

The outcome of such an assumption is that most modules are expected to be much more often negatively coordinated rather than positively coordinated with other modules, while only central modules, such as the Met metabolism module, which are needed in a wide range of growth conditions, will deviate in respect to their more profound operation.

When sequences from one species are projected onto the sequence space of a reference species, this specific part is expected to be described by coordinates on high dimensions whereas the shared part should correspond to coordinates on the low dimension space of reference (i.e. to the position of the observed projected elements).

GNQ is expected to be a stronger coordinating agent because it is a tridentate ligand.

A good index is expected to be finite, independent of the coordinate system, dimensionally homogeneous and with clear physical significance.

We use categories of "marriage duration" rather than "residence in the USA" since we expect household specialization to be coordinated within the marriage.