Pulling on his expertise as a scientist to discuss climate change from a historical perspective, Flannery also explains how climate change is interconnected across the planet.
But, like many things that might send humans to an early collective grave, climate change and overpopulation are interconnected, says Karin, and they're our fault.
As G3P is a metabolite common to carbohydrate, amino acid and lipid metabolism, it is likely that changes in these pathways are interconnected.
RETINOBASE has three different modules, "Gene Information", "Raw Data System Analysis" and "Fold change system Analysis" that are interconnected in a relational schema, allowing efficient retrieval and cross comparison of data.
Assuming the modularity of biological parts [ 8, 9], that is, the module parameters do not change when different units are interconnected, we aim to simulate experimental studies to evaluate the contribution of noise on the population-averaged network output.
In applying one or more of the above three approaches to designing institutional change, the (design) analysis has to be clear on this distinction as it shows how invariably various analytical levels (see Table 1) are interconnected, whereby changes at higher levels follow from operations at deeper levels.
"Despite the vastness of the oceans, its organisms are interconnected, meaning that changes at one level have implications several steps removed.
Water quantity and quality are interconnected, since any changes in water quantity may affect its quality by various ways.
Thus, even though the input is set to only one source, all other sources can express changes in spectral activity, because they are interconnected.
Our behaviors are interconnected, so when you change one behavior, other behaviors also shift".
Buddhists attack all three of these, arguing that things are interconnected, lack intrinsic unity, and change endlessly.
