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And with Warner Bros. swearing that the post-Justice League DC Comics movies will be less interconnected and less beholden to grand narrative designs, this kind of one-off horror spin-off makes at least some sense.
Ocean currents support a link between the Western Caribbean and Florida [28], but coral reefs in Panama should be less interconnected with Florida than those of Belize based on dispersal routes and distances and the retaining influence of the Colombia-Panama Gyre (contrary to our data).
This indicates that HWEc proteins have fewer links with low Ci and might be less interconnected; these represent the network properties shared by disease genes.
The measure 'Density' is marginally lower in dry seasons, implying that the ego-networks are less interconnected in dry seasons than in wet seasons.
Similarly, non-financial counterparties, which are less interconnected and often active in only one class of OCT derivative presenting therefore have less of a systemic risk, should be subject to the clearing obligation only when they exceed the clearing threshold.
Hence, the duplication event(s) followed by evolutionary divergence, allowing gaining of novel metabolic capabilities, permitted the new metabolic pathways to be less branched and interconnected to each other.
The respective miRNA-gene network was less complex and interconnected, reflecting the fact that fewer negative regulators are contained within the ErbB signaling pathway.
The financial system is no less interconnected now, and the weakened European and American economies are more vulnerable to shocks.
Perhaps we are less vulnerable now, in a world of interconnected countries and economies, or maybe we are more so.
For butterflies and moths, the species spread and their environmental effects are less well known, but are still important to interconnected ecosystems.
The cylinder-shaped sponges showed a porous and interconnected structure in their bulk parts, while they were less porous with smaller pores on their surfaces.
