Sentence examples for good coordination of from inspiring English sources

All these findings have been obtained thanks to the good coordination of the ESA and CNES space facilities and the construction of high technology experimental modules.

During the STS the body's Center of Gravity (COG) is moved upward from a sitting position to a standing position without losing balance and requiring a good coordination of many muscles.

It is known that large amounts of sucrose exudates provided by rice roots to Trichoderma sp. SL1 and Trichoderma sp. SL2 can facilitate good root colonization by Trichoderma spp. as well as promote good coordination of defense mechanism of rice plants (Vargas et al., [2009]).

However, good coordination of these examinations could help to reduce the strain on the patient.

Strong leadership and good coordination of the many institutions and individuals involved is critical to successful scaling up.

Within UNICEF, it is important to have good coordination of activities at country, regional and HQ levels.

The complex and multisectoral nature of PMTCT programs demands strong leadership and good coordination to ensure the success of both pilot and scaled-up programs.

This work organization, involving many different health professionals, not only requires good communication but also effective coordination of the different actions undertaken, in order to avoid repetition, inconsistency, or incoherence in caring for patients.

Hence, Lanthanide fluorides have attracted considerable attention because of their outstanding luminescent characteristics that originate from good coordination capability of hosted lanthanide ions in fluoride lattices and the wide band gap and very low vibrational energies induced by the high ionicity of the lanthanide to fluoride bond [8 13].

The results reveal that MOPSOCD exhibits good coordination in terms of the power, efficiency, and ECOP of the Stirling engine and may serve as a promising guide for operating and designing Stirling engines.

"Ironically, the relentless series of disasters we witnessed in 2005 also highlights the importance of good coordination, emergency preparedness and systems of early warning.