Sentence examples for organizing the interface from inspiring English sources

The concept boundary organization has been introduced to identify and explain a specific way of organizing the interface between science and policy.

The workflow implemented will contribute to organizing the interface between phylogenetic analysis and revisionary taxonomic or monographic work.

What's special is the how the Y Combinator-backed company has organized the interface, and how it's busy tying in with Google.

It will also be important to investigate how CENP-C acts as a scaffold to organize the interface between the kinetochore and the centromere.

The objective was to effectively organize the Pt MoOx interface on the smooth MWCNT surface to overcome the practical difficulties associated with establishing such interface with Pt dispersed on carbon morphologies possessing surface irregularities.

Understanding the specifics of customer relationships and the related interaction needs is important for managers wishing to organize the customer interface.

Crosses involving lines with mutated forms of the CENH3 histone variant that organizes the centromere/kinetochore interface have been shown to have similar effects, inducing haploids at high frequencies.

Such measures will be of interest to healthcare organizations to allow them to benchmark current practices, assist providers in meeting standards of care, and determine the most rational ways to organize the primary-specialty care interface.

For the evaluation, we compared the "Mister VCM" graphical interface to a textual interface which organizes the text into four sections: contraindications, drug interactions, cautions for use, adverse effects.

The different needs were elicited considering content (different ways to organize information) and the interface design (interaction elements' position, size and shape).

We concluded that tissue monocytes represent a major first line phagocytic compartment in comparison to DC. Monocyte-derived cells developed an organized distribution at the interface between blood and airways with a specific pattern of movements in the lungs to enable them to rapidly detect danger, trigger inflammation, capture antigen, and undergo subsequent immune response.