Sentence examples for function to coordinate from inspiring English sources
It may function to coordinate changes in mRNA lifetimes with pppGpp levels during the Streptomyces lifecycle.
By a project lifecycle management (PLM) system, the platform could provide the function to coordinate the progress among different task groups distributed in China.
In this study, the damping scale function is used as an objective function to coordinate power system stabilizers and a static synchronous compensator with damping stabilizer parameters under various power system operating conditions to address high-frequency oscillation problems.
Further differentiation and loss of the MSCs' function to coordinate lung growth, along with disrupted ECM and cytokine production then leads to the failure of the lung to mature and develop postnatally.
The aboutness of those neural states and processes that realize our thoughts is accounted for as follows: what makes a neural phenomenon represent some feature of the world is just that it is its proper evolutionary function to coordinate the relevant organism us, in this case with that feature of the world.
The OMA proteins also function to coordinate oocyte meiotic maturation with events needed for the oocyte-to-embryo transition.
Therefore, the airway defensive response to capsaicin is a complex motor pattern that functions to coordinate ER's and CR's with differing numbers of expulsive events possibly to prevent aspirations and keep air moving to promote clearance.
Second, they integrate different perspectives in the organization by extensively discussing their strategic plans and integrating divisional as well as corporate functions to coordinate decentralized decision making (Grant 2003).
In S. cerevisiae, phosphorylation of the CTD repeat at serine 5 recruits capping enzyme, while phosphorylation at serine 2 functions to coordinate transcription and mRNA processing [14] [17].
Leucine-rich repeats have been implicated in protein-protein interaction [ 40], and it is possible that CBM37 functions to coordinate an extracellular complex of carbohydrases.
