Sentence examples for better interconnected with from inspiring English sources

The new blueprint, says Markl, will make the institutes "perhaps a little less independent, but much better interconnected with other research groups".

Using the family Poaceae as an example, we show that ecological concepts were more studied and better interconnected than were evolutionary concepts.

And it's all interconnected with – well, this fine little chunk of planet in north Norfolk.

Now we see how problems are all interconnected with strange and worrying (and inspiring) links".

Each black circle represents a sensor reading, the readings are interconnected with dark grey lines.

Interconnected with the Flemish nationalism issue, immigrants were considered to be a threat to the Flemish ethnic community.

These roles largely had pathways that interconnected with each other.

N metabolism is strongly interconnected with C metabolism.

Mental health and mental functioning are fundamentally interconnected with physical and social functioning.

Regulation of these secondary metabolites is often not only interconnected with sexual development but also with light response.

It was found that increasing the polymerization potential from 1.2 V to 1.8 V prevented electrocrystallization of the ABTS dopant, which resulted in better quality films with respect to adhesion, interconnected morphology, electroactivity and conductivity.