Sentence examples for in interaction with each other from inspiring English sources

Based on the knowledge that both the COMT Val158Met and the OPRM1 A118G polymorphisms act on the mu-opioid system [45], post-hoc analyses, in which both polymorphisms were included in the model as main effects and in interaction with each other, were performed to test whether these two polymorphisms interact with each other.

I'd also be interested in pursuing connections with other forms of religious law, which are very usefully studied in interaction with each other.

Critical process parameters were then evaluated for their impact on CQAs, individually and in interaction with each other, using multivariate design of experiment techniques during the process characterisation phase.

It is characterised by the use of interaction graphs (graphs with interaction functions on their edges) to represent the system as composed of processes, each involving several entities distributed in space that are in interaction with each other.

Given the potential effects, either directly or in interaction with each other, of border control, entry, integration and exit regulations, DEMIG POLICY was set up to include these four policy fields.

Actually, the neighbor proteins are in interaction with each other in the STRING network [48].

But secondly, there is also a sense in which religious people should try to win in interactions with each other.

The N- and C-termini of RNA bacteriophage coat proteins come close together at the three-fold axis of their icosahedral shell and are often involved in interactions with each other, or shielded from the surface.

And this is not because we are in love with the occupier but because we think, no matter what is the political disagreement between us, we have to keep some sort of a level of sanity in our interaction with each other.

Thus, failure to appreciate the potentially infinite number of variables in constant interaction with each other is to dramatically reduce complexity (Boisot, 1987, 2000; Boisot & Child, 1999).

"These realities are in constant interaction with each other and it is this interaction that gives rise to our overall, human experience of reality," explains Athanasiou to The Creators Project.