The phrase "among interactions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the relationships or exchanges that occur within a group of interactions, often in a social or communicative context.
Example: "The study focused on the dynamics among interactions between team members during collaborative projects."
Alternatives: "within interactions" or "in the context of interactions".
This dynamic exploits the fact that network effects are often strongest among interactions of the same type (say, book sales) than among unrelated interactions (say, package pickup and yardwork in different cities mediated by the odd-job platform TaskRabbit).
Next, we asked whether the scoring system has the potential to make finer distinctions among interactions that are more or less likely to be true positives.
Among interactions observed in yeast, two HPts and two B-type RRs were chosen: i) HPt2 and HPt9, that present the strongest interaction with HK1 and seem to be key actors of the osmosensing pathway on the basis of their expression profiles in Populus[ 40], ii) RR13 and RR16, that display strong or weak β-galactosidase activity with the three HPts, respectively.
SNA expresses the social environment as patterns or regularities in relationships among interaction units [13].
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Thus, during social interactions, baboon grunts seem to facilitate subsequent peaceful behavior among interaction partners (Cheney et al. 1995).
Notable among such interactions were those of carfizomib, aristolochic acid and cadmium compounds.
Provost, E. J. et al. Climate-driven disparities among ecological interactions threaten kelp forest persistence.
Among those interactions, there are two major networks.
Communities are characterized by a complex interplay among abiotic factors and interactions among many species.
