The phrase "and spatial interactions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing geography, sociology, or any field that involves the relationships and dynamics between different spaces or locations.
Example: "The study focuses on the economic development and spatial interactions of urban and rural areas."
Alternatives: "and spatial relationships of" or "and spatial dynamics of".
In this study, the temporal and spatial interactions of C. obsidiansis with cellulose were visualized and compared to C. thermocellum.
Integrating temporal and spatial interactions of management options at the landscape level is thus a key planning process.
By producing animations that reconstructed the activities and spatial interactions of birds and ships, we were able to readily visualise and interpret events taking place far offshore (see Video S1).
However, the approach presented here can be applied to monitor the delivery of NPs and the temporal and spatial interactions of molecular specific targeted NP with tissue [ 25, 26].
Prokaryotic ribosome assembly is illustrated by E. coli assembly maps, which indicate the temporal and spatial interactions of rRNAs and proteins during the biogenesis of ribosomal subunits (Herold and Nierhaus 1987; Nierhaus 1991; Kaczanowska and Ryden-Aulin 2007; Mulder et al. 2010; and references therein).
The advantage of the UED model lies in its feature to link the individual cell evolution, overall urban pattern and spatial interaction of total population and capital at different scales.
To maximize the value of fear based cues in rehabilitation and training contexts, further research is required to better understand: temporal and spatial interactions, cumulative effects of fear cues and microhabitat features (indirect cues), mechanisms to habituation, and the chemical stability of the signal.
The framework manages components and variables, the order of operations, and spatial interactions.
These tools enable the visualization and geospatial analysis of landscapes and significant historical events, greatly enhancing the understanding of temporal and spatial interactions between these events and the physical landscape upon which they occurred.
The methods reported are general and can readily be applied to quantify the spatial interactions of other nuclear compartments.
By eliminating the spatial interactions of the system, we get an inhibition contribution of 3 c1 v (cv) to the growth rate of u at each site.
