Sentence examples for well able to coordinate from inspiring English sources

Not only do mothers look, smile, vocalize and touch their VLBW infants less often than mothers of NBW infants, but they are also less well able to coordinate their behaviour with their infants' brief periods of alertness [ 27].

Notably, the cobalt carbon bond formation by dual contribution of reversible termination and degenerative chain transfer is discussed, as well as the impact of additives able to coordinate the metal.

Systems that employ doctors, modeled after well-known organizations like Kaiser Permanente, are better able to coordinate patient care and to find ways to deliver improved services at lower costs, these advocates say.

Upon request of an interested potential participant, we were able to coordinate a Spanish-language interview as well.

When all the stations are within transmission range of each other, then DCF is able to coordinate among stations and transmission attempts are within well defined time durations.

Using mobile phones, we were able to coordinate incrementally.

With the other public service unions, we were able to coordinate together on that day.

GCHQ and the commercial partner have been able to coordinate their approach.

Until I was able to coordinate schedules with my husband to get a new one (because I had failed to note the expiration date on my power of attorney as well), I was without a military ID.

And I think that the -- I think that the new national intelligence director ought to be able to coordinate budgets.

"I'm sure a huge portion of this was luck, but we were able to coordinate it," she said.