In October, the Associated Press reported the Bush campaign halted the plan over concerns around potentially crossing the line of coordination.
The resonance lines from individual electron-nuclear couplings are additive in pulsed EPR methods such as HYSCORE, as opposed to the multiplicative nature of the shf interactions in CW-EPR; hence in principle the ESEEM lines of from His coordination need not originate from the same coordination mode as the lines due to carboxylate coordination.
Now a general, Wingate impressed both Churchill and Roosevelt and won their support for an immeasurably larger campaign to launch attacks behind enemy lines, pioneering novel ideas of coordination between ground and air forces.
One cornerstone of disaster preparedness efforts is the identification of responsibilities, communication lines, and coordination structures to improve efficiency and coherence of emergency response activities.
Lack of coordination between front line health workers and community structures seems to be a major bottleneck in Nigeria.
In line with our above mentioned definition of coordination, we adopted a practice-based method in order to explore coordination "as it occurs in practice" during everyday working routines [ 1].
Two additional lines of evidence also pointed to coordination of enhancers within a chromatin domain.
For example, our sales strategy at LinkedIn requires the collaboration and coordination of different lines of business.
The area of operations straddled the demarcation line between the German and Italian zones of occupation within the NDH, which led to mutual suspicion and lack of coordination.
This would be in line with the WHO's current priority of primary care as a hub of coordination for person-centred care [ 21].
