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The particularly close interdependence of the carbon and water cycles in peatland ecosystems signal the importance of understanding the water cycle to the functioning of peatlands.

Additional shortcoming of existing rate schedulers is the coupling of delay and bandwidth, that is, close interdependence of delay and bandwidth (rate), whereby controlling one is accomplished solely by changing the other.

This is perhaps surprising in view of classical models of urban settlement and growth [11], [40], [41], which assume a close interdependence of a city and its surrounding area.

Furthermore, substitutions of H3-K9 caused hypomethylation of DNA, thus indicating a close interdependence of DNA methylation and histone methylation.

This underscores the exquisite fine-tuning of interactions that stabilize the NOS dimer and the close interdependence of the Zn2+, pterin, and substrate binding sites.

The crisis underscored the close interdependence of the Member States' economies and labour markets.

This closed interdependence of Cd, RBP and albumin in urine also emerges from Figure 4 which shows that, plotted on the same scales, the relationship between RBP and Cd in urine is almost the replicate of that linking RBP to albumin (regression coefficient, 42.5 vs 44.4, respectively).

Very common is the image of the biological organ, with its close interdependence to other organs (as the heart to the lung) and the interdependence of activities (as circulation to respiration).

This separation will not be quick and clean: it will take microsurgery to disentangle three centuries of close interdependence, after which we will have to deal with three bitter neighbours".

The close interdependence between the actions of IGF-1 and IRS1/IRS2 suggests that miR-206 and miR-7 could be involved in tissue or cell-specific regulation of the functions mediated by IGF-1-signalling pathways in the brain.

It is worth noting that there is an inevitable overlap that shows a close interdependence among the constituent elements of the health system.