These aspects deserve further investigations and, in particular, a close interaction with experimentalists in order to verify the theoretical prediction given by Eq. (19).
This positive correlation between female body size and reproductive activity may have had an influence on the outcome of the focal-male trials, as courtship behavior in seahorses involves a close interaction between the sexes (see above).
In amphibians, there is a close interaction between the interrenal and the thyroidal axes.
The exclusive effect of angiotensin II inhibitors of restoring deficient nephrin expression in proteinuric diseases underlines a close interaction between angiotensin II and podocyte proteins and indicates a fresh way to look at the renoprotective properties of these molecules.
The early and rapid occurrence of structural damage in RA originates from a close interaction of the synovial membrane of the joint cavity and of the tendon sheaths with cartilage and subchondral bone.
The overexpression of the wPGRP1 gene in the weevil bacteriome suggests a close interaction between the host immune system and the endosymbionts.
In this sense, Ren and coworkers [ 33] showed that MSCs from mice express high levels of ICAM-1 and VCAM-1 in an inflammatory environment, mediating a close interaction with T-cells.
By participating in non-state sustainability initiatives, business can develop collective action in a closer interaction with policy makers.
Active mitochondrial movements involve a close interaction with the cytoskeleton, in particular, with actin filaments or with microtubules.
In such examples, companies will often source services using a mix of offshore (i.e., India) and onshore (i.e., U.S. or Eastern Europe) vendors which, in theory, allows for a closer interaction between vendor and customer, diversifies risk, but also takes advantage of the lower costs of providing certain services remotely.
