Sentence examples for cooperation by which from inspiring English sources

Chinese migrants have long pulled the strings in the region's economies even while governments sealed defense agreements with the U.S. Today, Malaysia and Thailand still perform joint military exercises with America but also buy weapons from, and have defense treaties with, China, including the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation by which Asian nations have pledged nonaggression against one another.

We unravel here a mechanism based on cell cooperation by which SASP promotes tumorigenesis, underlining the dual role of senescence in tumorigenesis.

A breakthrough will also require cooperation by China, which has surpassed the United States as the world's leading emitter of heat-trapping gases.

While the United States is not asking Arab states to send forces to fight alongside United States troops, the American war plan depends on cooperation by Kuwait, which would be the launching pad for the main ground offensive, and Qatar, where the Central Command's forward headquarters will be located.

For instance, the effects of kin competition and parasite replication can be considered as two mechanisms by which cooperation and collective actions might be manifest.

Our study aimed 1) to investigate the mechanism by which cooperation between Mφ and aggressive breast cancer cells (MDA-MB-231) induces angiogenesis; 2) to examine the effect of tetrathiomolybdate (TM) on this angiogenic activity.

The simulation model is developed based on our understanding of the underlying mechanisms by which farmer households participate the cooperation.

Movement, the intricate cooperation of muscle and nerve fibres, is the means by which an organism interacts with its environment.

Mechanisms by which women negotiate their male-partner's cooperation for FP adoption include seeking the support of the partner's significant others and advice from older women.

The study shows that it was the energy ministries of West African countries, encouraged by international cooperation agencies, which stepped forward to establish biofuel strategies, paying little attention to the issues at stake for agricultural producers or local communities.

Cooperation agreements, which are struck by defendants in the hopes of receiving a more lenient sentence, typically require that defendants not commit any further crimes.