Sentence examples for separately coordinated from inspiring English sources

Recent reports suggest that cellular events downstream of ROCK activation are indeed separately coordinated though MLC and cofilin phosphorylation [32].

In this intelligence system, man and machine use their advantage separately and coordinate well.

Therefore, it is more reasonable to formulate these two objectives separately to coordinate the interests of different parties.

Conceived to address different problems, they have also traditionally drawn resources from different funding streams, been coordinated separately and have had vastly different implementation timeframes.

In addition, before the firm used war-game scenario planning, national and local marketing budgets were treated separately and rarely coordinated.

In Site A, HIV prevention data were fully integrated within the DHIS, while ART data were coordinated separately by a HIV M&E manager (24).

Respondents reported that ART data were coordinated separately to ensure DORA reporting deadlines were met, and because there was little confidence in the DHIS, as illustrated below: "Because the CCMT data has got this political pressure of saying that by the 10th we are supposed to report at the National Department of Health.

If each group approaches one piece of a large problem or project, then they can work separately and then coordinate.

The ALP and the union campaigns coordinated efforts but were executed separately with separate objectives.

Several studies conducted in Europe and Oceania (most of which had been reported separately) were combined in a pooled analysis coordinated by IARC [ 129]; similarly, several US-based studies (also reported separately) were combined in a pooled analysis coordinated by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) [ 135].

The isotopic distributions of carbon and nitrogen in a single organism as well as in the whole biosphere are strongly regulated, so that their major components such as amino acids are coordinated appropriately rather than controlled separately.