She benefits daily from interactions with other children.
All of this arises from interactions among billions of ordinary cells.
Children learn from interactions with peers as much as from their teachers and parents.
It cuts them off from society, from interactions.
"Do they come up with the ideas themselves, or from interactions with others, or from political pressures?" she asked.
Another limitation of animal tests is their usual failure to detect risks that may result from interactions between two or more otherwise innocuous substances.
The government publishes two statistics every year that look an awful lot like, and are regularly mistaken for, comprehensive counts of deaths from interactions with police.
We can expect more fatalities in the future from interactions between cycle hire bikes and vehicles other than lorries, against which helmets offer little protection.
Political intelligence is a mix of public information and tidbits gleaned from interactions with government officials.
One acquires one's individual sense of identity from interactions with others beginning in infancy.
Workers are, after all, social beings who benefit from interactions with their fellow employees.
