Finally, descriptive evidence is provided (e.g., on the comparable frequency of wage and price changes and the synchronization between the timing of wage and price changes) showing that wages and prices feed into each other at the firm level and that wage and price rigidity are interrelated especially in labor-intensive sectors.
In the time since, investigation on a number of aspects related to breakfast intake and health has occurred with a range of study designs generally demonstrating that both the timing (breaking of a fasting state) and content of breakfast may be important for health, especially metabolic health, via interrelated mechanisms involving metabolism and appetite (6).
How these factors interrelate, especially on an hour-to-hour basis and postprandially, is poorly documented.
In the past they didn't really allow too much violence in movies, especially when the violence was closely interrelated with society.
In most biological experiments, especially infectious disease, the exposure-response relationship is interrelated by a multitude of factors rather than many independent factors.
Being especially equipped for dealing with complex wicked problems—highly interrelated, cross cutting extensive and potentially open ended issues such as the Grand Challenges, post normal solution oriented knowledge co-creation requires constructive inputs of various types of knowledge, including norms and values [49, 50].
Hence, confidence intervals give a good indication of the robustness/stability of particular parameters which is especially important in psychological data where several variables may be interrelated.
Especially the field of urban sustainability necessitates these domains to be interrelated and coordinated to collaborate and inform one another.
In comparing these three attempts at de-Wintelization, this paper raises interrelated issues about innovation: (1) the path-dependent nature of innovation, especially that due to network externalities, (2) the balance between property rights and antitrust laws, and (3) the relevance of government intervention in these areas.
This being said, in CAM these principles are assumed to be interrelated, and in the practice of conventional medicine, these principles are less explicit and less common, especially the third principle about vitalism.
