Sentence examples for and explain the interrelation from inspiring English sources

More precisely, we intended to reveal and explain the interrelation between burnout, measured with MBI-HSS - (Maslach Burnout Inventory for Human Service Survey) and intra-individual dimensions represented by subjective well-being, self esteem and locus of control.

In this section, we present the findings of the study and explain the causality and interrelations between the examined phenomenon and its reflection in the popular press.

"The goal of this book is to explain the interrelations between three distinct ways to consider an embedded graph: as a topological object, as a sequence of permutations, as a way of representing a ramified covering of the sphere by a compact two-dimensional manifold.

This study provided an explicit socio-ecological view explaining the interrelation of possible causative factors, an integrated summary of these causative factors, and empirical guidelines for developing public health interventions to promote older driver safety.

We are therefore lacking (1) an explicit socio-ecological view that explains the interrelation of possible causative factors, (2) an integrated summary of these causative factors obtained through quantitative and qualitative methods, and (3) empirical guidelines for developing public health interventions to promote older driver safety.

So far, almost no empirical studies have explained the interrelations of the different dimensions of economic competencies and study aspirations.

First, it explained the intimate interrelation of structure and function that seemed to require the existence of parts of the organism in an integrated system.

Green emissions of ZnO were first proposed by Vanheusden [12] who used the V0* single ionized oxygen defect and band-bending interrelation to explain the phenomenon.

These data are discussed and conclusions are drawn with respect to their behaviour during HDS and a reaction network is proposed which explains the complicated interrelations involved.

The correspondence between correlates for fear of falling and avoidance of activity may partly be explained by the interrelation of both outcomes.

The chapters which follow explain the functioning of the institutions and their interrelations-Parliament, the President, the Government and the courts.