Sentence examples for close interrelationships from inspiring English sources

Experimental evidence showed close interrelationships between Ras/Raf/MEK/ERK activation and cell cycle regulation.

There are close interrelationships among bone, muscle, cellular, molecular pathways, and biomaterial remodeling by such physiological stimulation.

Our findings strongly argue against such close interrelationships and suggest that there is much independence of the various hallmarks of SS.

Given the observational design and close interrelationships of these factors, we are unable to comment on the relative importance of glucose, insulin and insulin resistance for future outcomes.

The mechanisms underlying this programming are not well understood, and the close interrelationships between these pathologies make it difficult to dissect out primary metabolic defects.

Digital studies (or new media studies) attends to the close interrelationships among technology, culture, communication, and expression across the registers of text, audio, video, and interactivity to impact large-scale multimedia practices (22– 22).

The close interrelationship of the various peoples of South Asia may be traced in their epics, as in the Rāmāyaṇa and the Mahābhārata.

Nuclear Micronesian languages are similar in phonology and close enough in structure to show their close interrelationship, but vocabulary items generally show few similarities, with less than 25 percent of the total vocabulary similar within closely related languages.

He owed his idea of the close interrelationship between law and history not so much to his teachers as to the writings of Friedrich Karl von Savigny, one of the founders of the historical school of jurisprudence.

The events connected with the Lusaka patient exemplify this close interrelationship.

A close interrelationship existed between the drainage mean time and the apparent plastic viscosity, and between the critical drying time and the mean retardation time of the foams.