Sentence examples for based on an interplay from inspiring English sources
They both theorise that human behaviour is based on an interplay of at least two biological self-regulatory systems – one which is responsive to aversive stimuli (BIS or HA) and the other to appetitive stimuli (BAS or NS).
By following the historical record, the Archimedes researchers have discovered that the evolution of physics — or, at least, mechanics — is based on an interplay between practice and theory.
A new strategy of technological promotion must be based on an interplay of academia, government and industry, with participation from rich and poor alike.
I propose a novel view on the coronal heating problem, based on an interplay of two effects: (1) transition between the slow collisional and the fast collisionless reconnection regimes and (2) plasma evaporation from the star's or disk's surface due to coronal energy release.
In general, bacteria have consistently small genomes based on an interplay of two evolutionary forces: deletional bias and drift to remove unnecessary DNA opposed by selection on genes (or functional pseudogenes) to retain useful DNA [22].
The second strategy is based on an interplay of tumor cells with immune cells.
The development of the seeds is based on a coordinated interplay of the embryo and its surrounding tissue, the endosperm.
We investigate this segment by GPS techniques: results lead to uncover that the original project of the road was based on a complex interplay between geometry and astronomy.
Nevertheless, and even though it is often cited as a successful model, the Swiss health system, being highly fragmented and based on a complex interplay of private and public stakeholders, is not as conducive to the deployment of eHealth systems as most other developed countries.
The ongoing processes in synaesthetic experience are likely to be based on a dynamic interplay between brain areas, and do not involve two clearly separate processing stages.
In this case, the pathogenesis of MCF could also be based on a dysfunctional interplay between the cells involved in immune functions.
