Sentence examples for complexity of interplay from inspiring English sources

Christensen et al. (2005) highlighted that the complexity of interplay between technology entrepreneurs and incumbents.

This fact most likely highlights both the complexity of interplay between elements of the downstream signalling pathways and the limitations of trying to fully define the pathway by studying one element at a time.

Whether this increased complexity of interplay between caspase-3 and effectors in different cell types is due to differing host cell responses to infection or an adaptation by bacterial pathogens to their environment is still to be elucidated (Rosenzweig and Chopra, 2013).

Because of the multifactorial dimension of MSDs and the complexity of interplaying physical, psychosocial and lifestyle factors, we used the expert panel method.

In passing from the initial self-organization of chemical information to the potentially infinite complexity of interplaying genotypes and phenotypes that we experience today, evolution did necessarily play the key role.

Due to the complexity of the interplay of spatial effects and community processes, our mechanistic understanding of how communities respond to such landscape changes is still poor.

I see this as a further extension of the increased complexity of the interplay between political and public decisions, and private decisions.

Particularly salient is the difficulty of conducting international research due to differences in national research, education, and culture, as well as capturing the complexity of the interplay between national interests and international repercussions.

The complexity of the interplay between gender and emotion became all-the-more apparent when we began to see the emotions of other characters, specifically the mother and the father.

The interactions between hSC and extracellular matrix components, growth factors, hormones, physiochemical properties of microenvironment are adding to a complexity of mutual interplay within hSC and their niches within the human body.

For this reason, we support a strictly topological approach to cusp names, and suggest a discontinuity in nomenclature to capture the complexity of the interplay between evolutionary history and the developmental process that have produced cusp patterns in duplicidentates.