Sentence examples for process for coordinating from inspiring English sources

Intercellular signaling is a vital process for coordinating cell functions in all multicellular organisms.

The process for coordinating these three main steps toward the design of instructional curriculum has been denominated "understanding by design" (Wiggins and McTighe, 1997).

Miyazaki and Larson (2008) subsequently investigated early after slip following the 2003 Tokachi-oki earthquake, deduced from 30-s baseline kinematic GNSS analysis, in which they assumed a tightly constrained random walk stochastic process for coordinate estimation (Larson and Miyazaki 2008).

Processes for coordinating urban and rural development and the integration of urban-rural areas in China has been driven by four major forces: the economic development and urbanization level, bottom-up rural development, national government policy, and local human developmental state practices.

In higher plants, glutamate-ammonialigase catalyzes ATP-dependent conversion of glutamate and ammonia into glutamine which occupies a central position of amino acid metabolic pathway [ 45], and this metabolic process is critical for coordinating metabolic balance in rice [ 46].

We've already seen that the G20 works when it focuses on the painstaking process of coordinating reforms and holding governments to account for delivering them.

In the process of coordinating the 60 Minutes story, I also came to know, and have great love and admiration for, Darren's mother, Nancy.

GEV has had primary responsibility for coordinating the process.

Many opinions regarding the present discharge planning process were provided by the healthcare professionals currently responsible for coordinating the discharge planning process.

The emerging theme is of meiosis as a common groundwork for coordinating multifaceted processes of oocyte differentiation.

Because the anadromous males in our study were still immature we can not disentangle whether it is the maturation process per se or the need for coordinating the complex behaviours associated with sneaking tactic that leads to a relatively larger brain in ad lib fed early maturing males and a larger telencephalon in early maturing fish of both feeding groups.