There have interlinked separate markets and individuals as never before producing cycles of boom and bust and roiling the financial markets.
Recently, expression of miR-19a and miR-181b has been interlinked by a study showing that miR-19a-mediated inhibition of SOCS1 activates miR-181b expression (through STAT3) [ 18].
As we have seen from the biological data sets used for our experiments, it is very common to have largely interlinked sequences, i.e., where one unique clustering and/or maximal clique does not exist.
Historically, the prices of oil and food commodities have been interlinked (FAO [1,15]; Heinberg and Bomford [16]), but some studies also suggest that in the long run, the price of agricultural commodities have a higher impact on food prices than oil commodities ([17]; Lambert and Miljkovic [18]).
Since the 1960s, certain areas of geochemical research have become interlinked with cosmology e.g., the study of the origin and relative abundance of elements in the solar system, the Milky Way Galaxy, and the universe as a whole; the chemical composition of meteorites; and the ages of terrestrial and lunar rocks.
An emphasis on recognising that physical and mental health are interlinked has become a key element of nurse training, development and practice she says.
Titled Media Genres: Media Marvels, the course, at the University of Baltimore, aims to offer a deeper understanding of characters such as Iron Man, Thor and Captain America, and the manner in which Disney-owned Marvel Studios has woven together interlinked comic-book movies over the past six years.
Innovative method development by young researchers at major European universities, research centers, and private companies has been closely interlinked with a joint European demonstration program, higher-tier EDA, and specialized training courses and secondments.
The resource has also been interlinked to various other primary resources for gene information and sources of raw data.
As is covered by Leitl in this issue, computer linkage via the Internet has permitted interlinking of radios and computers; the bridging of these modes of communication has enhanced the dependability of worldwide disaster communication.
