Sentence examples for important interplay from inspiring English sources
There is no avoiding the important interplay of energy, geography, and society.
Edoardo Teso PhD in Political Economy and Government 2018 on the important interplay between politics, economics, and policy.
The latter generates the important interplay of specific interaction and unspecific repulsion which both contribute to the complex process of cell adhesion and interaction.
In particular, it is shown there is an important interplay between the depth of the maximum compression, the stress gradient and the magnitude of the maximum compressive stress.
We review the influence that critical concentration fluctuations, viscoelasticity, and rheological asymmetry have on the shear response of polymer blends and solutions individually, and we discuss the practically important interplay of these three separate effects.
In some areas, like the boreal forest, there is an important interplay between landslides and fire, while on the coast of British Columbia debris and snow avalanches can be the dominant disturbance agent.
Recent studies reveal an important functional interplay between LSD1 and HDACs, and there is evidence for the synergistic effect of combined LSD1 and HDAC inhibitors on cancers.
As a result, we demonstrated that the colon cancer-specific gene network captured the most important genetic interplays in several cellular processes, such as differentiation, mitogenesis, proliferation, apoptosis, inflammation and immunity, which are known to be pivotal for tumourigenesis.
Based on the cellular processes to which the hub genes were linked, the colon cancer-specific gene network captured the most important genetic interplays in several cellular processes such as differentiation, mitogenesis, proliferation, apoptosis, inflammation and immunity, which are known to be pivotal for tumourigenesis.
Application to a colon cancer microarray dataset demonstrated that the colon cancer-specific gene network captured the most important genetic interplays in several cellular processes such as differentiation, mitogenesis, proliferation, apoptosis, inflammation and immunity that are known to be pivotal for tumorigenesis.
