Sentence examples for functioning in coordination with 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.
As we will comment in other sections, Sch9 functions in coordination with other nutritional sensor pathways, beyond TORC1.
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.
Its effectiveness therefore depends on how well the health system functions in coordination with the community [16].
EHD1 functions in coordination with Arf6 and various Rabs to control membrane and receptor trafficking.
Two other quantitative trait loci (QTLs), qTIL2 and qTIL4, regulate early internode elongation and function in coordination with three major QTLs under deepwater conditions (Nagai et al. 2012).
This study should be a foundation for understanding how a particular set of genes involved in regulation of the clock evolved their functions, in coordination with changes (or maintenance) of the clock mechanisms.
The chloroplast and mitochondrial genomes work in coordination with the nuclear genome to support their functions and their adaptation to the changeable environmental conditions [ 16].
However, understanding the molecular details of how Nup358 functions in neuronal polarization in coordination with Dvl and aPKC requires further investigation.
All these branches of the nervous system in humans work jointly and in coordination with each other in order to perform the normal physiological functions of the various body organs.
Taken together, the data suggest that Dali may be involved in regulating nuclear function during neuronal development, potentially in coordination with Pou3f3.
