Sentence examples similar to a mutually dependent group of from inspiring English sources

Taken together the results suggest that NetB and Fra are endocytosed together, in a mutually dependent manner, at the basal surface of the midgut.

Thus, the development of metastatic niches forms part of a mutually dependent co-evolution of tumor cells and their microenvironment at primary and secondary sites [ 3].

A recent study of Berlin during the period 1880-1914 that saw the building of its public transit system found a "mutually dependent relationship between local economic performances on the one hand and transportation supply on the other".

Inside his fiction, doubles, distortions and delusions trapped apparent enemies into a mutually dependent system of organised duplicity.

(2013) also demonstrate a mutually dependent interaction of the complex components with MDM2.

Philip Larkin and his bookish mother, Eva, wrote to one another, usually twice a week, from 1941, the year he went up to Oxford, to the mid-1970s, a mutually dependent relationship that never fully satisfied either of them.

Rev Harvey said he felt "bound to protest" at the Church Commissioners abandoning their mission to be a "model of a mutually dependent and caring community".

Exogenously expressed Xrc4 colocalizes with the LigIV homolog Lig4 at the chromatin region of the nucleus in a mutually dependent manner.

This means that the pursuit of our own interests can only be substantially realized by incorporating the interests of all those with whom we have a mutually dependent relationship.

It was a mutually dependent ecosystem.

Nevertheless, a mutually dependent economic lifeline has linked the agricultural and Hispanic communities.