The phrase "as interfaces of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the role or function of something as a means of interaction or connection between different entities or systems.
Example: "The software serves as interfaces of communication between the user and the database."
Alternatives: "as points of interaction" or "as connection mechanisms".
In light of this inflection from an emphasis of immunity-as-defense to immunity-as-interface-of-exchange, immunology's conceptual character is shifting.
The air gap between rotor and stator changes with speed and time, the expansion of rotor, the highly complicated mechanical coupling as well as interface of the mechanical structure.
Considering this observation, the dentin, as interface of endocanalar adhesion, has to be studied not only considering its tubular number but also considering its diameter and consequently the intertubular dentin characteristics that, biologically, are strictly linked to the odontoblast activities that induce and regulate the mineralization [ 32].
The implementation of style and layout as interfaces independent of agent implementation and the subsequent styling and layout of agents provide the required flexibility.
She has over 100 articles in leading journals, such as Interfaces, Journal of Operations Management, Journal of Service Research, Decision Sciences, and the Cornell Hospitality Quarterly.
The efficiency of the CNT/Si thin-film solar cells depends on the surface and thickness of Si thin films, as well as the interface of heterojunction.
Hence, it appears that light has no influence on the charge transfer as far as the interface of the protein film with the hematite is concerned.
The leech CNS has also become a focus for studies of the cellular and molecular mechanisms of development, regeneration and repair, as well as the interface of neural function and the innate immune response [ 14- 20].
