Sentence examples for introduction of coordinated from inspiring English sources
Since the ALSFRS-R decline is linear [ 11], we used the PIN group to compare the slope of the ALSFRS-R scale before the introduction of coordinated care with the slope during follow-up by the care pathway coordinator.
The introduction of coordinated changes across multiple genetic elements, in conjunction with functional selection, presents an integrated approach for the modification of metabolism with benign physiological consequences.
Therefore, the introduction of coordinated multipoint (CoMP) transmission/reception was already considered in Release 10.
This decrease is likely due to the introduction of coordinated control measures (including aggressive PEP).
Above all, the introduction of coordinate interaction formed between trisubstituted boron atoms embedded in B-MIHF matrix and nitrogen atoms of template endow the sensor with intensive enantioselectivity.
Indeed, Fabbricotti [ 51] noted that the introduction of coordinating roles, such as a case manager, could actually decrease clarity for care recipients and their informal caregivers, as they would need to interact with yet another professional.
These relations form the basis of a reparametrization of the system dynamics for motion planning, and an introduction of coordinates transverse to the desired trajectories useful for controller design.
Vector spaces stem from affine geometry via the introduction of coordinates in the plane or three-dimensional space.
5 With the introduction of nationally coordinated bowel screening programs and the projected rise in the proportion of early stage disease, 6, 7 the need to identify those at high risk has become increasingly important.
There are various accounts of the introduction of polar coordinates as part of a formal coordinate system.
In their article "Collaboration Between Public Heath and Law Enforcement: New Paradigms and Partnerships for Bioterrorism Planning and Response," Butler et al. present a valuable introduction to the practical problems of coordinating public health and criminal law investigations (1).
