Sentence examples for poorer coordination between from inspiring English sources
This discrepancy between subjective and physiologic changes suggests poorer coordination between emotional and physiologic arousal in both CD subtypes (10,16).
The entire first week's performances were chided for the poor coordination between the pit and the stage.
But DfID's efforts need "coherent guidance" and are plagued by poor coordination between different DfID projects in the same country, according to Icai.
Further delays were caused by resignation of aid staff shortly after their recruitment, and by poor coordination between Amref and sister organisation, Farm-Africa.
Mr Stets aims to fix poor coordination between often contradictory government agencies and develop tools for resisting Russian information warfare.
Shoddy construction, flood-prone sewers, poor coordination between the local authorities and the shelters that assign apartments — all are pegged on Chávez's underlings.
With the United States facilitating rather than guiding the talks, he said, there could be poor coordination between the Afghans, NATO and others — all of which would rattle the Pakistanis.
Babcock said there was poor coordination between Brodeur and his defensemen that led to turnovers — particularly in the first period — and a lack of big stops that prompted his decision.
A panel of experts commissioned by Mr. Annan reported in August that the peacekeeping department was stretched to the breaking point and ill informed about the conflicts into which it was sending soldiers, and that it suffered from poor coordination between military and political tasks and a misguided neutrality that often made peacekeepers treat victims and victimizers alike.
Poor coordination between departments is one of the critical barriers that an organization inhibits (Talib et al. 2011).
It suggests instead that poor coordination between lawmakers and the White House, or indifference from President Barack Obama's team, made a tough legislative effort nearly impossible.
