Sentence examples for roles for coordinating from inspiring English sources
The rest have more diversified roles for coordinating network TFs in controlling tissue gene expression.
Calcium signaling plays a prominent role in plants for coordinating a wide range of developmental processes and responses to environmental cues.
The Conservative MP Richard Harrington was appointed to the cross-departmental role in September 2015, with responsibility for coordinating the government's commitment to resettle 20,000 people displaced by the war in Syria and organise UK efforts to provide assistance to those elsewhere.
The Russian president's welcome message to the participants of the G-20 summit that begins on Thursday in St . Petersburgasserts that the meeting "will confirm the G-20's role as an efficient mechanism for coordinating the world's leading economies' approaches to global economy and finance".
Gaze plays a pivotal role in human communication, especially for coordinating attention.
Cluster leaders can then assume the role of central entities responsible for coordinating spectrum sensing and data fusion as used in [35].
In Zillo's role as media director, he is responsible for coordinating interviews with Girardi and the players.
In 1988, responsibility for timekeeping passed to the BIPM who took on the role of coordinating a number of atomic clocks scattered around the globe.
The biological significance of this transcriptional repression by Hmt1 could reflect a way for coordinating gene expression between RNAPII and RNAPIII, given the known role of Hmt1 in coordinating mRNP biogenesis catalyzed by RNAPII.
This limited role of land use planning has been inadequate to coordinate the mutual engagement between global and local factors; however, an improved mechanism for coordinating planning has not yet emerged to replace it.
– Man, Rachuonyo Mobile phones supported CHW roles in coordinating attendance for community health action days or locating patients who had missed an appointment, as requested by a facility-based provider.
