Sentence examples for function as a coordinator from inspiring English sources
In the proposed scheme, one of the body sensor will function as a coordinator and it will exchange all the control messages with web-of-things mobility management system (WMMS) on behalf of other body sensors.
The DEG identified as AP2/ERFs in the C. komarovii transcriptome might have remarkable function as a coordinator of cuticle biosynthesis gene expression.
Today high growth forecasts for the shipping industry combined with its role in "globalizing" leads us to the suggest that IMO must function as a regulator coordinator and take responsibility, enforce, and lead the international METS programs and GHG emission reduction.
Our findings indicate that EZH2 functions as a key coordinator in apoptosis suppression.
Because each miR regulates the expression of hundreds of different genes, miRs can function as master coordinators, efficiently regulating and coordinating multiple cellular pathways and processes [ 5].
Since his arrival, the United States has stopped calling for the appointment of a high-level coordinator who would function as a civilian counterpart to General McChrystal.
The GP is a gatekeeper with regard to the patient's referral to specialist services and functions as a key healthcare coordinator outside the hospitals.
The role of the state was less clear: some guild socialists envisioned it as a coordinator of the guilds' activities, while others held that its functions should be limited to protection or policing.
Another advantage is that SLX4 may function not only as the binding platform for the endonucleases, but also as a coordinator, orchestrating complicated processes at telomeres in a regulated manner.
These findings may be difficult to explain, but they invite the hypothesis that there may be differences in the quality of the GPs' function as care coordinators and case managers during an episode of diagnostic work-up [ 33].
14-3-3 proteins can form homodimers or heterodimers that allow them to function as an adapter, linker, scaffold or coordinator in assembling signaling complexes [ 8- 10].
