Sentence examples for generally coordinating from inspiring English sources

In addition, we're getting better training for service providers and quality care for these kids, helping the Government to expand hospitalization capacity and generally coordinating the nutritional response".

According to the complaint, in a November 2006 instant message to a junior UBS employee, Mr. Hayes explained that he and a colleague "generally coordinate" and "skew the libors a bit".

A spokesman for the C.I.A. declined to confirm the existence of General Petraeus's order, but said that the spy agency and the Pentagon had a "close relationship" and generally coordinate operations in the field.

Under environmental conditions, the biopolymer chitosan can generally coordinate the cationic metals.

TMCs generally coordinate several responders including ambulance, fire/rescue, repair and clearance services.

Time synchronization among devices deployed in distribution grid plays a key role, since a common time reference is essential to correlate power quality and high sampling frequency measure, and generally coordinate any distributed actions.

The results of standard χ2 test and F-statistic showed that for every 59 synonymous codons, a strongly significant association with gene functional categories existed in rice, indicating that codon usage was generally coordinated with gene function whether it was at the level of individual amino acids or at the level of nucleotides.

They are generally coordinated hunters.

A similar fraction of the transcriptome was found to be associated with the five yeast PUF proteins and the Drosophila homolog Pumilio, indicating that PUF proteins generally coordinate large sets of mRNAs with functional implications that may not be simply attributed to a few specific mRNA targets.

Such genes need not have the same function, but they generally coordinate their activities to provide proper cell response on different conditions and stimuli.

CTD-protein interactions help regulate gene expression, couple transcription to pre-mRNA processing and post-transcriptional silencing, and generally coordinate nuclear function [ 32- 35].