The annual structural co-ordination costs ranged from €51,000 to €98,000 per region and averaged €71,000 per region per year.
These results provide the first evidence that there is structural co-ordination between channel and kinase activity, which is mediated by the dimerization motif and pocket interaction.
The unstable 'one-dimensional' structure is incommensurate with the complex crystal; a structural model based on co-ordination of I2 with I−3 is proposed on the basis of the intensities of the unstable streaks vanishing with ageing.
In a not unrelated way, studies on the synthesis and structural characterisation of metal co-ordination compounds, especially the use of bi- or multi-coordinating ligands led to the equally significant, and popular area of metal-organic frameworks, or MOFs [20].
Historically, the NHS has had quite a lot of superficial structural integration and not enough co-ordination and collaboration from the patient's perspective.
Structural costs comprise costs of additional co-ordination between institutes, interdisciplinary meetings, fortnightly patient discussions, training of new personnel, refresh training of old personnel, communication and monitoring.
First, there was Germany's perennial pressure structural reforms, even if it meant re-opening the treaty to make economic co-ordination more binding.
Progress should also be made in the co-ordination of economic policies, to ensure that eurozone economies advance on structural reforms and converge more in the policy areas relevant for strengthening productivity and growth.
Co-ordination problems may stand in our way, and there may be structural barriers.
In addition to language deficits, CC structural abnormalities have shown a correlation with impairments in motor tasks involving bimanual finger co-ordination.
Design of the front end, floor and structural modules was carried out under the direction of Volkswagen AG, which was in charge of overall co-ordination of the SLC project.
