It is not certain whether, in asthma, there is a change in the intrinsic properties of ASM, a change in the structure and mechanical properties of the noncontractile components of the airway wall, or a change in the interdependence of the airway wall with the surrounding lung parenchyma.
In spite of the closer China US trade relations, China's involvement in the regional division of labour did not change the economic interdependence between the US and East Asian countries.
Using shifting structures, a succession of tales, and different points of view, the book probes the nature of change, coincidence, and chance and the interdependence of fiction and reality.
The method provides information on the interdependence of engineering changes and their impact on the execution.
The inattention to health in EIA practice stands in contrast to the interdependence among environmental change, societal conditions, and human health.
An evaluation of research designs for assessing the interdependence of ageing-related changes.
SEM provides a fine grained picture of the interdependence of structural brain changes and cognition.
Subsequently, in the year 2001, Wu et al. [94] reported that the interdependence of configurational entropy changes and intermolecular energetics results in surface stress during DNA hybridization, where the former plays a critical role in determining the direction of cantilever bending.
To interpret the changes in metabolites, we sought to understand the interdependence or otherwise of each metabolite.
Recognition of the interdependence between negotiations and change in the workplace and society has led to an explosion of research, writing and teaching on these topics.
That a damaged neuron should show degenerative changes, however difficult to detect, is not unexpected, but the interdependence of neurons is sometimes shown by transneuronal degeneration.
