Under the law, there are a series of ways to show proof of domestic partnership, Pataki administration officials said, including giving proof of coverage under a patient's health insurance or employment benefits or establishing interdependence for financial support, for example, involving shared property, income or support of children.
For example, carefully developed mentoring programs between experienced and less experienced employees may help to establish mutual interdependence, trust, and perspective taking (Settoon & Mossholder, 2002).
Guided by similar experiments conducted in our group on neuroblastoma cells, the present experimental results further establish the interdependence of field strength and exposure duration towards bacterial growth inactivation in vitro.
Pearson correlations between section scores are computed to establish any interdependence of the test components.
"It's pretty well established that the interdependence between ants and acacias allowed for the emergence of the Beltian body," he said.
A linear relationship between the reversible and the irreversible capacities has been established showing the interdependence between the lithium storage capability of graphite powders and the lost capacity due to surface chemistry.
Given the well-established interdependence of bone and skeletal muscle in both physiology and pathophysiology and the observations of skeletal muscle pathology in patients with OI, we investigated the therapeutic potential of simultaneous anabolic targeting of both bone and skeletal muscle using a soluble activin receptor 2B (ACVR2B) in a mouse model of type III OI (oim).
Given the well-established interdependence of bone and skeletal muscle in both physiology and patho-physiology and the observations of skeletal muscle pathology in patients with OI, we proposed to investigate the therapeutic potential of simultaneously targeting both bone and skeletal muscle in this study, using a soluble activin receptor in a mouse model of OI.
Taking these data into consideration we present established and hypothetical interdependences in Figure 1.
Japanese society is a collectivistic or interdependent culture, which establishes and maintains interdependence among individuals [ 22, 23].
