Sentence examples for a growing interplay from inspiring English sources

Recent work on human attention and representational systems has benefited from a growing interplay between research on normal attention and neuropsychological disorders such as visual neglect.

There is a growing consensus that interplay between bacterial effector proteins is highly complex and well-regulated process.

During the last decades, there has been a growing interest in the interplay between internalizing and externalizing problems, but there have been no clear findings about the outcome for children with comorbid conduct and emotional disorders.

Our results add to a growing literature on possible interplay between PPC and visual cortex in humans (e.g., see Hung et al. 2005; Ruff et al. 2008; Silvanto et al. 2009) and in monkeys (see Saalmann et al. 2007).

Ignoring most of the molecular details, an interesting 2D mesoscopic model was developed by Shemesh et al. to study the interplay between a growing elastic actin gel and maturing adhesion sites [ 446].

Automated reasoning is a growing field that provides a healthy interplay between basic research and application.

An important outcome of this meeting was the reinforcement that there is a growing need to further understand the complex interplay between environmental exposure, nutrition, and disease risk.

Findings indicate that the transition moved forward through interplay between innovations in niches, a growing constituency around green building and a string of regulative and market changes.

There has been a growing discussion of the "co-production" of knowledge by the interplay between science and society [ 25].

The interplay between RNA secondary structure and RBP binding has also been a growing theme.

However, there is a growing opinion that acupuncture cannot be broken down into its constituent parts due to the complex interplay between different entities [ 28].