Sentence examples for close interconnection from inspiring English sources

India is a striking example of the close interconnection between domestic and external reforms.

Traditional societies are characterized by their close interconnection with nature and its resources.

The definition of mental concepts as signa rerum also provides the basis of a close interconnection of logic and epistemology as it is characteristic especially of the later Middle Ages.

Because of close interconnection between the Earth's magnetic field and the ionosphere, the behavior of the fluctuation occurrence is represented as a function of the magnetic local time (MLT) and the corrected magnetic latitude.

ACC has a close interconnection with the insula, thalamus, prefrontal cortex, and other subcortical structures, and is considered to be implicated in both affective and cognitive-attentional dimensions of pain and plays a deterministic role in pain modulation and analgesia [37].

A close interconnection between nutrient metabolism and virulence factor expression contributes to the pathophysiology of Pseudomonas aeruginosa as a successful pathogen.

We start from the hypothesis that pedagogic tendencies contribute to shape a given model of knowledge society that reflects the close interconnections between micro, meso and macro social levels.

This argues for close interconnections between both ends of the Pol II transcription unit, as previously demonstrated by 3C analysis (Ansari and Hampsey, 2005; O'Sullivan et al., 2004; Tan-Wong et al., 2012).

In sample Cd0.6Zn0.4S, ZB and WZ phases have the largest distribution and closest interconnection at atomic level.

The close evolutionary interconnection of the C2 and the C4 pathway could be seen as an example of metabolic exaptation (Barve and Wagner, 2013).

Judaism's relation to Christianity is complicated because of the close historical interconnections between them.