Sentence examples for be interconnected for example from inspiring English sources

Our evidence suggests that these effects may be interconnected: for example, TGFβ stimulates the production of extracellular matrix proteins and their receptors [ 38], affecting cytoskeletal structure, cell shape, and cell spreading, which in turn regulates gene expression and cell proliferation [ 39, 43].

Different levels of regulation are interconnected; for example removal of ABCA1 from plasma membrane reduces its functionality, but also leads to degradation.

Many of the issues arising when discussing staffing in relation to postnatal care are interconnected, for example the way in which care is structured and organised may impact on the number and type of staff required.

The world's economy is interconnected, for good and ill.

A: They are interconnected for sure.

Biology and mathematics have been interconnected for a long time.

These questions are obviously interconnected, for example, location and numbers of retailers affect interval flows for each retailer and consequently it would influence inventory costs; for that matter, a mixed-integer nonlinear model has been presented.

These questions are obviously interconnected, for example location and numbers of cross docks affect interval flows for each cross dock and consequently it would influence number of trucks, for that matter, a mixed-integer model has been presented.

Diseases in the same cluster are highly interconnected; for example, each node connects to an average of 26 other cancers in the cancer cluster and 9 other cardiovascular diseases in the cardiovascular disease cluster, whereas cancers connect to only 5 cardiovascular diseases on average.

So, for example, McLuhan seemingly knew that people would be interconnected from their homes in every way, he just didn't quite know how.

For example, some cells contained two nuclei, and the two nuclei at times appeared to be interconnected.