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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are further interlocked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more elements are connected or intertwined in a more complex manner.
Example: "The gears in the machine are further interlocked to ensure smooth operation and efficiency."
Alternatives: "are additionally connected" or "are more intricately linked".
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The morning and evening loops are further interlocked through the suppression of evening gene expression by LHY/CCA1 and suppression of PRR9 and TOC1 (PRR1) expression by the EC.
1 contains a type of 1D zigzag ladders which are further interlocked with the other two vertically identical ones, resulting in a 3D entangled architecture.
Compound 1 contains a new type of 1D zigzag ladders which are further interlocked with the other two identical ones, forming a 3D polycatenated framework.
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Their curving and protruding shapes interlock like puzzles; their taut compositions are further compressed by distinctively notched and stained wood frames of the artist's making.
According to Goverde et al. [51], a Railway Safety System (as a kind of TMS) can be further divided into (i) Interlocking Systems within the station, (ii) Automatic Train Protection (ATP) systems as systems for fall-back to driver errors, (iii) Signalling Systems for open track, and (iv) track-free detection devices such as track circuits and axle counters.
The two gene structures are therefore "interlocked".
Interlock every letter square as part of both an Across and a Down word; letters that are not interlocked are forbidden.
Our arms are interlocked.
They are interlocked.
The two realms are interlocked.
Humility and putting others first are interlocked.
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