Policymakers need to consider that true governance moves beyond a government solution to a functional framework that is sensitive to the interconnected nature of policy elements and that can coordinate and make interdependent policies (e.g., policies on teacher qualification, compensation, funding, and related regulations) mutually supportive.
This reflects a conception of nursing care as a complex, aggregate entity, comprised of multiple interrelated and interdependent subsystems and components that are logically coordinated and oriented toward the achievement of common goals [ 32].
While the biochemistry of carotenoid biosynthesis (CrtBS) has been extensively studied and most genes encoding enzymes that function in the CrtBS pathway have been identified, little is known about how the synthesis of these enzymes is coordinated and additionally how this synthesis is coordinated with that of other interdependent and interrelated isoprenoid-derived compounds.
It consists of multiple coordinated, sequential and interdependent steps.
Routines are "repetitive recognisable patterns of interdependent actions by multiple actors" 46 and are the way organisational life is patterned; they convey complex, tacit knowledge and serve to coordinate and control.
This suggests that centromeric subdomain maintenance is interdependent, and coordinated by both genomic and epigenetic processes.
The PHYs and PIFs are therefore interesting candidate regulatory factors that may function to coordinate the transcription of genes that encode enzymes that function in the interrelated and interdependent chloroplastic isoprenoid biosynthesis pathways during early development.
Or as "collective, common and interdependent"?
Human rights are universal and interdependent, indivisible and interwoven.
Free institutions and processes are indivisible and interdependent.
In this more unequal, hotter, unstable and interdependent world we cannot now settle for charity.
