Sentence examples for distinct but interconnected from inspiring English sources
Genesis 1 28 implies a "cultural mandate" in which God delegated his rule to humanity, a rule implemented through distinct but interconnected spheres: Religious institutions, politics, science, the arts and so on.
Caspase activation is triggered primarily via two distinct but interconnected pathways--namely, the death receptor- and mitochondria-mediated pathways.
Signaling through the DDR occurs through a series of distinct but interconnected pathways that are better visualized as a network [ 4].
Hölzel and colleagues [ 34] argued that mindfulness is underpinned by several distinct but interconnected neural mechanisms as hypothesized by Kabat-Zinn [ 18].
Interview data from staff and patients were analysed using FRAMEWORK, [ 25] an explicit, structured method of qualitative data analysis employing 5 distinct but interconnected stages in a systematic process.
The data were analysed manually using the Framework approach; this involves five distinct but interconnected stages of analysis: familiarisation of the data; identifying and creating a thematic framework; indexing; charting and mapping; and finally interpretation (22).
From there, the eye is drawn to the distinct yet interconnected translucent blocks, which are partly buried in the landscape.
Today, operators run separate but interconnected networks for fixed and mobile phones.
To conclude this work, two project guidelines (methodological approaches) for support in the delineation of projects are presented considering three distinct and interconnected approaches: environmental, normative and architectural.
We review how these studies have revealed that the plant hormone auxin represents a common signal that integrates these distinct yet interconnected developmental processes.
