Sentence examples for view of the coordination from inspiring English sources

These modules give a better view of the coordination specifically of metabolic changes and when accompanied by expert interpretation can reveal insights into system-level responses.

A global view of the coordination of growth rate with transcriptional changes as presented here illustrates a vivid picture of the differentiated gene expression balance in sustaining life under diverse habitats.

Based on this, a mixed time/event-triggered dual-mode DPC algorithm is proposed in view of the asynchronous coordination among subsystems.

While this kind of correlation supports the view of functional coordination of clustered miRNAs, little is known about the underlying mechanisms.

An increasing number of evidences support the view that the coordination between mitochondrial ATP supply and mechanical activity demand is highly dependent on an efficient Ca2+ transfer from SR to mitochondria, and that altered SR mitochondria Ca2+ exchange may underlie the pathophysiology of several cardiac diseases.

In this view, the coordination of activation via the cortico-cerebellar-thalamic circuit; a circuit that may normally coordinate mental and motor activity, is hypothesized to be abnormal and to produce a "cognitive dysmetria" (Andreasen 1999).

Both the input output view and the coordination view provide scenarios for this transition.

In view of this problem, the coordination and integration of care for patients with multiple chronic conditions not only presents a challenge to the health care system [ 6, 7], but has also become an important issue in health policies around the world in the 21st century [ 8, 9].

Before considering accounts of these results, we note that the commonly held view of spatially precise coordination of the senses of vision and touch across changes in posture clearly does not account well for these data (see the introduction and Macaluso & Maravita, 2010, for reviews).

We find that a more complete view of the network leads to faster coordination, but the magnitude of this effect depends on network structure.

Perspective refers to whose view of care coordination is being measured.