The phrase "as interactions that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing or categorizing certain types of interactions in a specific context.
Example: "The study focuses on social behaviors as interactions that influence group dynamics."
Alternatives: "as exchanges that" or "as engagements that".
A follow-up design is then run to further explore relationships such as interactions that might exist between experimental factors.
There are two "nuclear forces" which today are usually described as interactions that take place in quantum theories of particle physics.
Second, we used FlyMine to determine whether any of the interactions had been also observed in other publically available datasets, as interactions that have been detected in multiple experiments are much more likely to be bona fide, especially when these use complementary approaches, such as affinity purifications and yeast two-hybrid screens (von Mering et al., 2002; Schwartz et al., 2009).
The rates included in this analysis are based on spatial displacements (see definition in Borries et al. 1991), as well as interactions that were considered to be aggressive or submissive for that particular species (i.e., the behaviors considered to be agonistic by the researcher).
This study was designed to determine the order of toxicity of five commonly used cryoprotectant agents as well as interactions that occur between them.
Use of the semipermissive temperature allowed detection of interactions that aggravated growth (synthetic sick or synthetic lethal) as well as interactions that alleviated the mild growth defect (suppression or synthetic rescue).
To my mind success will revolve around our ability to design experiences that have personality as well as fluency; interactions that have spontaneity as well as utility; propositions that express sentiment as well as value.
Converging on a grand unified theory of everything is still the holy grail, where we can understand the interaction of the universe at the subatomic, quantum mechanics scale as well as gravitational interactions that happen on a cosmic scale, all in a common framework.
For example, pinning and wrestling can occur in bouts that appear to be "playful" and result in no injury as well as in interactions that escalate into boxing, biting and injury.
This occurs frequently with vector-borne diseases, as transmission to humans may depend on several biotic and abiotic factors as well as their interactions that may vary substantially over space and time.
The characteristics and dynamics of biological populations and communities are dealt with, as are the interactions that constitute the primary stabilizing links among the constituent organisms.
