The finding that having been hospitalised in psychiatry significantly correlated with the number of previous imprisonments is consistent with the hypothesis that people with severe mental disorders are at high risk of re-offending [ 10] and for the direct interdependence of the penal justice system and the psychiatric inpatient services [ 15].
In contrast to vision building, individual consideration and intellectual stimulation from the school leader showed only a – direct – effect on task interdependence.
Extant theory on task interdependence suggests a direct link between the decisions top managers make regarding task design and the resulting behaviors.
However, because of the immense complexity of gene regulatory mechanisms, it would not be a good strategy to infer high-order feature interdependence in a direct way, since it is impractical to perform exhaustive search for visiting all feature-pairs if the number of features is very large.
Moreover, our functional studies on the mutant DSC2 protein shed light on how the DSC2a isoform may contribute to desmosome and gap junction interdependence by providing a direct binding interface for Cx43.
Interdependence between nations is a direct result of scientific and technological progress, which once unleashed cannot be reversed.
Since a direct interaction between the two helices is not observed in the dark state PtAu1aLOV crystal structure, the interdependence between A'α and Jα indicates an allosteric interplay between the two helices as suggested previously (Herman and Kottke, 2015).
With regard to school leadership, vision building showed a strong, direct effect on goal interdependence but not task interdependence.
Collectively, our data document a mutual interdependence between Aire and miRNAs in directing mTEC maturation and pGE.
Parallel direct evolution, on the other hand, can produce a moderate interdependence of parts because these change in concert with one another.
One day a planned interdependence may develop.
