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Because we anticipate that most of the innovation in this area will occur at the school/unit level we underscore that the purpose of the Executive Group is to provide campus-level guidance and coordination, and to enable innovation.
It also provides insight into the design of better-performing catalyst for ORR by underscoring the coordination chemistry possible for future single-atom catalyst materials.
Iraqi Army commanders underscored the coordination problem.
Seatter of DG External Relations said that the challenges we have faced and met in Haiti coordination underscore our need to work on our crisis response and overall development coordination.
These findings underscore the complex coordination of both the innate and adaptive players in immunity against Lm.
The discovery underscored the sophistication and coordination that have increasingly characterized the attacks that have convulsed the country.
Besides the administration's new strategies, the proposal also underscores the need for coordination among all levels of government.
Thomas E. White, the secretary of the Army who helped devise the Pentagon plan, said in a recent interview that the Sept. 11 attacks on New York City and the Pentagon underscored the lack of coordination among the many parts of the military that are expected to respond to terrorist attacks.
This case highlights the challenges in explaining single bioterrorism-related illnesses with standard epidemiologic and environmental methods and underscores the need for coordination between public health officials and law enforcement agencies during bioterrorism-related investigations.
The episode initially drew an angry protest from Pakistan's government and underscored the faulty communication and coordination between allied forces increasingly subject to cross-border attacks by the Taliban and other militants.
