The Greek political class has always used the public sector for its own ends and has always had "interplay" with the private sector, as in many other European countries, said Stelios Papathanassopoulos, a professor of communication and media studies at Athens University.
Ultimately, it's important for a room to have some natural interplay between light and shadow, as the highlights and lowlights are appealing to the eye.
Mr. McKnight sounded great, but was sometimes a distraction from the combustible band, which raced through "Lush Life" and "Cotton Club Stomp" and more before he took the stage, and which probably didn't have enough rehearsal time to have real interplay with Mr. McKnight, who appeared to be reading some lyrics off a sheet of paper.
After some interplay with Anderton, Gascoigne played a quick one-two with McManaman.
There may also be some interplay with DNA methylation since H2A.Z can protect genes from DNA methylation [ 22].
She says that there may have been some interplay between the architects but that there no reason to consider this commission as by anyone but Stratton.
Recent studies have suggested some interplay between TLRs and adipokines.
Hypoxia is a condition of progressive depletion of cellular oxygen, encompassing a variety of factors that have a sensitive interplay with the nucleus, DNA, and protein machinery.
MTV columnist Josh Wigler positively noted "Mysteries of the week are always compelling when they have interplay with the overarching mythology of Fringe, which was exactly the case in tonight's installment".
Therefore, it is highly speculated that environmental risk factors, gender, and smoking may have interplay with the RAGE genetic predisposition in the present study.
