Sentence examples for not properly coordinated from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if destruction and repair are not properly coordinated, inflammation may lead to persistent tissue damage.

When any of these processes are not properly coordinated, aberrant outcomes such as fork reversal and R-loop formation arise and trigger unscheduled recombinogenic events and genome rearrangements.

However, if attachment and myofibrillogenesis are not properly coordinated, premature muscle contractions can destroy an unstable myotendinous system, leading to severe myopathies.

In [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10], it has been shown that the widespread adoption of EVs could negatively impact the distribution network if charging is not properly coordinated.

Such re-admissions sometimes indicate that hospitals provided poor care or did not properly coordinate care.

A self-committed market can overcome some of these incentive issues but will generally suffer efficiency losses from not properly coordinating commitment and dispatch decisions between individual generators.

In general, according to one American official, intelligence operatives are nervous about the notion of "private citizens running around a war zone, trying to collect intelligence that wasn't properly vetted for operations that weren't properly coordinated".

Styer felt that the existing efforts were not being properly coordinated, and that the importance of items might be overlooked unless those responsible were properly briefed, but at the same time he wished to minimize the number of personnel with access to such secret information.

"It appears they found evidence to be concerned that the utilities within E.C.A.R. were not going to be properly coordinated," Mr. Stauffer said.

D'Este wrote the same, although Bucknall had defended his decision claiming "49 [Division]... [had] no recent battle experience and it was important to launch them nicely into their first fighting in a properly coordinated battle, and not bundle them helter-skelter into hot armoured scrapping like that around V[illers]-B[ocage] and Amaye".

Wouldn't it be cheaper for a government to provide properly coordinated, low-tech social care?