Sentence examples for emphasizing the interplay from inspiring English sources

(Anderson) Dance Under the Influence (Friday and Saturday, through June 2) Part of a series emphasizing the interplay between dance and other artistic disciplines, the program offers old and new works by Jodi Melnick, Stephen Petronio Company, Khaleah London and Sa Dance Company.

Both procedures, perturbation analysis and numerical simulations, allow for emphasizing the interplay between rate sensitivity and inertia on strain localization.

Together with the ability to rapidly over- and under-express genes in transgenic plants and the strengths of classical biochemistry, such recent advances in analytical techniques should help to enter a new stage of lipid research emphasizing the interplay between metabolic compartments and the control of lipid synthesis during the plant life cycle.

It should also be noted that the secretions from infected monocytes themselves do not result in platelet activation under static conditions, emphasizing the interplay between biochemical and biomechanical signaling in systemic infection and inflammation.

This Review summarizes recent progress in the field, emphasizing the interplay between the diverse regulatory mechanisms employed to form lens progenitor and precursor cells and highlighting novel opportunities to fill gaps in our understanding of lens tissue morphogenesis.

In agreement, it was shown that both LTB4 and PAF exerted autocrine effects on leukotriene synthesis through an increase in arachidonic acid bioavailability [ 20] thereby emphasizing the interplay between LTB4 and PAF and their cooperative actions on PMN recruitment at inflammatory sites [ 3].

Over the years his work went through a number of style changes, arriving, in the late 1950's, at hard-edge painting that, in contrast to the Abstract Expressionism of the New York School, restrainedly emphasized the interplay of colors with geometric forms.

This duality may help explain the two directions that personality studies have taken: on the one hand, the study of ever more specific qualities in people, and, on the other, the search for the organized totality of psychological functions that emphasizes the interplay between organic and psychological events within people and those social and biological events that surround them.

As noted by Mrazek and Haggerty (1994), one of the major advantages of this risk syndrome approach is that it also emphasizes the interplay between risk and protective factors for the study population.

For example, in their multiple volumes on behavioral ecology a field that emphasizes the interplay between ultimate and proximate mechanisms in developmental processes Krebs and Davies (e.g., 1993, 1997) invariably introduce the subject with Tinbergen's Four Questions.

However, unlike many other Renaissance Galenists, Vives did not assign emotions specifically to the heart, but instead emphasized the interplay between emotions, judgments of good and evil, and bodily states.