Sentence examples for bidirectional nature from inspiring English sources

The bidirectional nature of mother child interaction is widely acknowledged during infancy and childhood.

Further research using longitudinal designs is needed in order to test the directional and bidirectional nature of the observed interrelationships.

The bidirectional nature of the O2PLS model made it more fit for exploratory purposes, but decreased predictive ability.

a Recent works exploited the bidirectional nature of some primary networks to enable SUs to infer the existence or the absence of a neighboring primary receiver [27, 28].

Cardiorenal syndrome (CRS) is a recently coined term underscoring the co-existence of cardiac and renal dysfunction and stresses the bidirectional nature of the heart-kidney interactions.

A suggestion for future improvement is to use directed graphs to specify the bidirectional nature of the transferability measure between two sources.

RPC-based models are request-reply and therefore bidirectional in nature.

One way to address the spectrum sensing limitations is to exploit the bidirectional communication nature in some primary networks [27, 28].

Interaction is bidirectional by nature.

The problems are complex, highly correlated with each other, and bidirectional in nature.

However, existing observational evidence allows the speculation that these associations may be bidirectional in nature, as some longitudinal studies link albuminuria with progression of hypertension [ 7– 12].