Sentence examples for tackle coordination from inspiring English sources

The current systems do not tackle coordination, which often infers that more than one species ID applies to a gene/protein mention (e.g. ' mouse and human SPO11').

Two different approaches can be adopted to tackle service coordination: orchestration and choreography.

To tackle the existing coordination problem in PMSG based wind farms with LVRT capability, an improved wind farm protection coordination methodology is proposed.

In her more than 20-year career with American Airlines, Goren, a former chemical engineer, has tackled the complex coordination of aviation-related services and business planning.

But, he rues the lack of international research and coordination to tackle a disease that has been in Asia for nearly 10 years.

As research continues in these fields, directing our efforts toward communicating insights, creating interdisciplinary teams that use citizen science to tackle wicked problems, and improving coordination among investments in citizen science are actions likely to have the greatest impact.

I would also emphasize the coordination required to tackle global humanitarian crises — whether it is epidemics, natural disasters, or famines.

While still a baby, a programme of physiotherapy tackled some of Sonia's coordination difficulties, offering the hope that her condition might simply be physical.

On Friday, John Cridland, director general of the employers' organisation the CBI, said devolution of power to local regions presented more opportunities for tackling tough issues through better coordination of services.

Both the health care sector and community-based services sector have been working on tackling the issue of care coordination, but have been doing so from their own perspectives and biases.

A lot more coordination is needed to tackle these issues.