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The cyber-attack was allowed by what Facebook said was "a vulnerability caused by the complex interaction of three bugs" in its system.

They can help realize it, however, by reducing the noise generated by the complex interaction of shop-floor quality factors operators, operating methods, equipment, and material.

How urban spaces are shaped, for better or worse, by the complex interaction of cutting-edge technology, human societies, and the natural environment.

The seminar will provoke vigorous discussion of how urban spaces are shaped, for better or worse, by the complex interaction of technology, human societies, and the natural environment.

The kinetics of protein downregulation is therefore determined by the complex interaction of both ligand chemistry (nuclease stability, affinity and RNase H activation), and gene expression kinetics.

Gas mixing and hydrodynamics in the splash zone are determined by the complex interaction between bursting bubbles, the mainstream gas and the bed solids.

Thus, the present study contributes to theoretical aspect of this field by revealing the complex interaction effect and develops practical aspect by suggesting the different manner of older people's social participation according to sex and community characteristics.

Only by understanding the complex interaction of various estrogen metabolites and mechanism behind these two pathological conditions, we will be able to manage cancer morbidities in RA.

For researchers interested in rodent exploration, simple measures, such as head-dipping, are unlikely to expose by themselves the complex interaction between these two factors.

This study will advance knowledge in the field of evidence-based decision-making by illustrating the complex interaction of contextual factors and evidence on health policy decision-making by provincial-level committees.

She has long argued that autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders may result from faulty connections at these junctions, but the possibility of a common thread evidenced by the complex interactions among the autism-related proteins is encouraging, Zoghbi says.