Sentence examples for in a close interplay from inspiring English sources

Since the development of product and production system highly determine each other, they have to be developed in a close interplay.

The development of modern mechatronic systems is characterized by a rising complexity and an increasing necessity to develop product and according production system in a close interplay.

Differences in the abundance of T. rotula lineages in the field suggest that past evolutionary events promoting their subdivision have led to lineage designations that are likely ecologically relevant, highlighting that in diatoms, a close interplay of ecology and evolution may regulate their impact on global biogeochemical cycles.

Moreover, emerging evidence shows that cancer genomes exhibit frequent mutations in epigenetic regulators, suggesting a close interplay between epigenomic and genomic events (reviewed in [ 8]).

The foregoing discussion should have made clear that progress in physics, as in the other sciences, arises from a close interplay of experiment and theory.

The expression of both scl-CAs is highly correlated, and both scl-CAs are simultaneously expressed in triactine and diactine forming sclerocytes, suggesting a close interplay of the proteins in biomineralization.

Vascular remodeling results from a close interplay of changes in the vascular tone and structure.

To conclude, our study provides one of the few examples demonstrating a close interplay between behavioural plasticity and changes in gene expression in an ecologically relevant context.

There is a close interplay between carbon and nitrogen metabolism in higher plants (Stitt et al., 2002).

They are mediators of both adaptive and innate immune regulation supporting the theory that a close interplay of adaptive and innate immune regulation is critical in asthma.

Based on our data, there is a close interplay between macrophages and PCa cells: AR silencing via siAR in both cell types leads to induction of CCL2.