Sentence examples for between structural components of from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study was to evaluate the association between structural components of clinical integration and patient transfer rates from VHA primary hospitals to tertiary hospitals, both within and outside the VHA system for patients with ACS.

To examine one fine-grained distinction between structural components of language and the potential effect of a language cognition disorder on a particular component relative to another, we employed dative expressions in which a subject, direct object, and indirect object are present, simple and malleable in syntactic and semantic dimensions.

This requires an understanding of the relationship between structural components and functional integrity.

Two different information-theoretic (IT) measures, the time-delayed mutual information and the time-delayed transfer entropy are used to provide a probabilistic measure of the coupling between structural components.

However, as Shrum et al. (2001, p687) argue "[i]n modern scientific collaborations, the relationships of interest are often between structural components such as teams".

The interaction between structural components flexibility and closed-loop servo system determines primarily the performance of all electro-mechanical systems.

We then found underlying causal relationships between multi-scale structural components of the ecosystem and the provision of habitat functions.

Reciprocal interactions between responding "normal" cells, their mediators, structural components of the ECM, and genetically altered neoplastic cells regulate all aspects of tumourigenicity.

In 3 P this expansion is spatially modulated to optimize the match between the channel surface chemistry and the two structural components of pX.

This process also requires orchestrated communication between oocytes and granulosa cells (GCs), which are the structural components of the early follicle.

TEs are now more often described as commensal structural components of a genome, which can behave on a spectrum between parasitism and mutualism (Kidwell and Lisch 2001).