Sentence examples for relevant to coordinate from inspiring English sources

We propose that this crosstalk is relevant to coordinate TGF β responses with Wnt-noncanonical and polarity pathways.

The challenge faced by the MoH was a need for strong regulation which could accommodate the relevant players to coordinate on the national level, notably for the MoH, National Board for The Placement and Protection of Indonesia Manpower, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and private recruiters.

The National Disaster Reduction Center of China urgently initiated a National Major Natural Disaster UAV Emergency Response Cooperation Mechanism, the International Charter Spacee and Major Disasters," and other mechanisms to coordinate relevant Chinese and international organization in acquiring satellite, airborne, and UAV remote sensing data of the disaster region.

Numerous actions that have been taken to design data exchange platforms, to equip people with the necessary skills, to draft and implement relevant data policies, and to coordinate all these efforts (for examples, DataOne, AmeriFlux, NEON, and Research Data Alliance are among these efforts).

The national committees meet biannually to coordinate relevant issues.

C = Educators who co-ordinate relevant modules or strands in the medical programme (may therefore deliver as well but main role to coordinate a relevant section of the curriculum).

The aboutness of those neural states and processes that realize our thoughts is accounted for as follows: what makes a neural phenomenon represent some feature of the world is just that it is its proper evolutionary function to coordinate the relevant organism us, in this case with that feature of the world.

Whilst this aspect provides for governance of the energy sector by separation of powers and functions of all main public stakeholders and bodies, the strategy surprisingly does not provide clear guidance as to how the relevant Ministry's Institutional Reform Committee is to coordinate with other public bodies in the implementation of these governance measures in aid of the Rule of Law.

A data logger (TRM-20, TOHO, Japan), a pressure transducer (JPT-131LJ, Jetec, Taichung, Taiwan) and a flow meter (NF05, Aichi Tokei, Nagoya, Japan) were also employed to measure the temperature, pressure, and flow rate to coordinate with the relevant equations to calculate the heat exchange capacity.

"Initially, the ankle needs to rest and then slowly to get moving with an emphasis on maximising the stability of the ankle by developing the relevant muscles and, at the same time, retraining the brain to coordinate these stabilising muscles".

The FEL for 2 reveals that the conformations relevant to the reaction coordinate are all energetically accessible, and moreover, that a B2,5 conformation is less stable than the E and H conformations.