Sentence examples for understanding the coordination from inspiring English sources

The study has importance for understanding the coordination and red-ox chemistry of uranium compounds as well.

Understanding the coordination chemistry of the organic linkers can greatly help the rational design and synthesis of targeted CPs because a minor change in the organic linker can greatly induce a structural variation of the final coordination structures.

Understanding the coordination of dinitrogen to iron is important for understanding biological nitrogen fixation as well as for designing synthetic systems that are capable of reducing N2 to NH3 under mild conditions.

S. pombe affords a unique opportunity to dissect functions of the CDK network genetically, with the goal of understanding the coordination of cell division, growth and the DNA damage response in all eukaryotes.

Yet, understanding the coordination of the molecular events in response to BK and other agonist stimulation in cardiac myocytes remains a significant challenge.

As such, identification of these factors or elements is critical to understanding the coordination of biogenesis and development between these different organelles.

The results are significant in terms of understanding the biomechanical coordination of the various organs during swallowing.

Studies aiming at understanding the influence of coordination, particle size, substrate, composition and alloying of catalyst particles on the ethanol oxidation are presented.

Although our analysis suggests that the candidate regulators on different eQTL hotspots affect the same set of genes in a coordinated manner, understanding the exact mechanism of such coordination would require further research.

Understanding the importance of service coordination (Bruder, 2000b; Bruder, 2010), this seemed to be a valid argument raised by the families in this study.

The paper concludes with a presentation of neuroimaging findings central to understanding the neural basis of coordination and addresses their relevance for the sport sciences.