Sentence examples for closely interactive from inspiring English sources

This may decreases soil microbial biomass by directly killing or influencing activities such as behaviour, reproduction and metabolism of organism which may permanently impair and alter the closely interactive ecosystem (Aktar et al. 2009; Gill and Garg 2014).

While only examining a limited panel of ER-regulated genes, these data do suggest that the mTOR inhibitor impact was independent of changes in ER-regulated transcriptional events and, hence, that mTOR and ER signalling are unlikely to be closely interactive in these acquired resistant models.

He will manage the deepening integration of our digital and print news reports, working closely with interactive news, engagement, mobile and technology.

Even for him, however, it is a struggle: in early September, Shockwave announced that it was cutting 20 of its 170 staff, to concentrate more closely on interactive content and games.

Charles Perrow, a Yale sociologist, wrote a foundational book entitled Normal Accidents: Living With High Risk Technologies in which he described how complex, interactive, closely coupled systems can produce such outcomes.

The model suggested that, rather than just looking at simple search performance measures, we should examine closely the interwoven, interactive processes of both representation construction and information seeking.

It has been considered that multisensory information processing is more closely related and mutually interactive than classical views had assumed [3].

Flow properties under different interactive conditions are closely related.

This kind of recommendation is closely linked and sometimes even interactive with users' requirements.

Distinguishing between neuropathologic processes in the brain and cognitive symptom trajectories is important to elucidate specific causal pathways to disease and possible interactive effects on closely related outcomes.

Another area closely related to the creation of interactive experiences in CH is the field of Interactive Digital Storytelling (IDS), where systems provide users with renditions of stories and allow them to alter the course of the presented story.