Organisms usually respond to a complexity of interdependent factors including many environmental variables (Rydgren et al. 2003), e.g., Grinnell (1917) listed the factors that potentially affect the species distribution as vegetation, food, climate, soil, breeding and refuge sites, inter-specific effects, and species preferences.
A multitude of highly interdependent factors shape prescribers' behaviour towards continuing or discontinuing PIMs.
The authors suggest that student achievement is a complex problem, "influenced by myriad interdependent factors such as school leadership, economic and family circumstances, peer dynamics, role models, and even nutrition".
Travis et al. explain that it is more common for operational constraints to have several underlying interdependent factors rather than a single root cause, with greater success in overcoming such constraints if these interdependent relations are accounted for [ 24].
Given that poverty is widespread, improving access to quality social services requires examining all the interdependent factors that are influencing an issue.
Because of the internet and globalization, the world has become a complex system, made up of a tangled web of relationships and other interdependent factors.
A new OED strategy is proposed that optimizes these interdependent factors in one framework.
Ecological, biological and social (i.e., "eco-bio-social") variables are interdependent factors for dengue vector production with a direct impact, however complex, on dengue control measures and prevention [ 7- 10].
In racing, many interdependent factors affect outcomes.
This startling development was not foreseen, but it was inevitable the result of several interdependent factors.
Other, more complex and interdependent factors can only be estimated through their own regression analyses.
