Of course, both approaches are interrelated: For instance, certain semisprays and N-connection configurations were considered in the mentioned first direction of researches, and the almost symplectic/complex/tangent structures were derived for the second ones.
Healthcare, energy and information technologies are the "big three" applications of nanotechnology, but there are many others and of course many are interrelated: For example, lightweight nanocomposites developed in the automotive industry is part of transport and also contributes to energy saving; nano-enhanced agricultural practices contribute to health via food.
In the processes of such conformational phase transitions shown in Fig. 1 B, two key events, the breaking of H-bonds and the occurring of the local denaturation of main chain were interrelated for respective peptides.
The factors are interrelated (for example, collaborative capacity is affected by structures and procedures).
Fifth, some stressors are interrelated, for example, mental illness and alcohol abuse in spouse.
At the same time, it should be considered how these research questions are interrelated, for example, if and how the answer to the empirical question is necessary to answer the normative research question.
Several of these changes are interrelated, for instance, improved infrastructure may make providers happier about working, which inclines them to be kinder to patients, and more willing to negotiate user fees.
A hierarchical representation of hospital activities has to be found for the processes to be interrelated, and for their characteristics to be shared, in order to avoid data redundancy and to fit the gathering of data with the provision of care.
Understanding how occupational changes and unskilled employment at entry to an occupational labour market could be interrelated is crucial for our knowledge of the effects of IVET on young adults' labour market prospects and hence on social stratification.
