Sentence examples for functioning in coordination from inspiring English sources
The official said Turkey's military command had been dealt "a heavy blow in terms of organization" but was still functioning in coordination with the intelligence agency, police and the government.
In this regard, we should not anticipate that the TFs functioning in coordination have a perfect correlation or coordination and the mathematical methods that emphasize approximate "correlations" may recognize the functionally coordinated TFs more efficiently.
Thus, the adaptation to hypoxia is critically dependent on the reprogramming of glucose metabolism and, accordingly, a large number of HIF-target genes function in coordination to promote this metabolic shift.
As we will comment in other sections, Sch9 functions in coordination with other nutritional sensor pathways, beyond TORC1.
The fact that these clusters have been fixed in several modern animal genomes implies some evolutionary advantages of such a miRNA gene organization, which may provide an efficient internal mechanism for them to function in coordination [ 8, 12, 31].
Along with lumican, claudin-3, KLF2, PS1, VEGF and TNFR-1 mentioned above, these include several secreted proteins (secreted apoptosis related protein 1 and NPDC1) which are also likely to function in coordination with IL-8; several genes from the well-known family of complement factors (C1 esterase, human complement C4A and complement factor B); and several unknown or hypothetical genes.
The MMR genes most frequently mutated or epigentically silenced in these cancers are MSH2 and MLH1, which respectively function in the coordination of mismatch recognition and excision [ 3, 4].
The eight B-complex vitamins function in coordination in numerous enzyme systems and metabolic pathways; thus, a deficiency of one may affect the functioning of others.
Its effectiveness therefore depends on how well the health system functions in coordination with the community [16].
This supports the idea that taking another's perspective and inhibiting self-perspective related to the MI task are two processes that function in coordination [26].
