Sentence examples for Tightly interdependent from inspiring English sources
The main epigenetic phenomena in mammals are DNA methylation and histone modifications, which are tightly interdependent.
These phenomena are usually very tightly interdependent, as large amounts of heat are quickly produced with an increase in fission events within the fuel, which raises the temperature that affects the neutron cross section of the fuel.
The Persian Gulf region and its ecosystems are highly vulnerable, and the countries around the Gulf are tightly interdependent, with an urgent need for cooperative emergency response planning.
Indeed, in a small, tightly interdependent group one cannot afford the luxury of asking "Why should I be the one to sacrifice my life for the group?" for taking time to ask could kill one's whole group.
BUSINESS GETS IT – Companies understand that we live in a world that is not only interconnected, but also tightly interdependent.
In the mature retina, Otx2 is expressed in three cell types: bipolar and photoreceptor cells that belong to the neural retina and retinal pigment epithelium (RPE), a neighbour structure that forms a tightly interdependent functional unit together with photoreceptor cells.
From this perspective, action and perception are thus tightly coupled and interdependent.
The experiment, carried out jointly with his wife, Nadine, in her classroom at the École Jules Michelet, was to teach all of the material on rational and decimal numbers required by the national program with a carefully structured, tightly woven and interdependent sequence of "situations".
Our results suggest that phenotypic differentiation and niche formation are tightly linked and interdependent processes; both emerge from the multitude of local interactions between the participating cells.
This finding further elucidates that stress fibers and focal adhesions work hand in hand as described by Hall A. [51], and their formation is interdependent and tightly regulated by RhoGAP of DLC1 and ROCK activity.
In crisis situations however they can become tightly coupled and highly interdependent (e.g. when performing a Caesarean section).
