Sentence examples for rely on the coordination from inspiring English sources
These deformations rely on the coordination of individual cell behaviours which have their origin in the modulation of subcellular activities.
Stressed cells solely rely on the coordination of multiple response pathways that are controlled at the molecular level by a number of highly conserved molecules, such as AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK).
It is mesoscopic because it relies on the coordination of a large number of collaborations and does not rely on local properties or global distributions.
The immobilisation approach relied on the coordination of Zn2+ metal ions first with the acid groups on the DPN patterned surface and subsequently with the carboxylate-rich TMV surface.
We propose that this ice-binding mechanism evolved from a sugar-binding mechanism of lectins, which relies on the coordination of sugar hydroxyl groups by the Ca2+ cofactor.
In plants, the growth of an aerial organ to its characteristic size relies on the coordination of cell proliferation and expansion.
The development of an organ relies on the coordination of cell proliferation and expansion; these two different cellular events determine the overall organ size.
The faithful completion of post-mitotic nuclear assembly relies on the coordination of major NE and chromatin restructuring events as well as the construction of functional NPCs, and it is likely that several mitotic signaling nodes link these processes.
However, such distributed schemes rely on the explicit coordination between different flows which is a main challenge in CRNs as it requires gathering and distributing spectrum information across the CRN and/or synchronizing the activities of different flows.
They regarded home visits as a special opportunity to gain information and contact, initiate care planning, and they did not always rely on the DN's coordination.
Once they gain some experience with collaboration and develop a cadre of experts whose competence and character they can rely on, the risks decrease, as do the coordination costs.
