There are also endogenous viruses and retrotransposons that lurk in our tissues and form major components of our DNA 4. Next, in terms of their interdependency with human physiology, and particularly important in the context of this paper, are the various microbiotas (gut, skin, airway, oropharyngeal, genitourinary).
Today, health issues are perceived more strongly in terms of international interdependency, with concepts ranging from health as an instrument of foreign policy [ 7] or national security [ 8] to health as a human right and concern of solidarity [ 9].
All in all, body functions exist in a permanent and complex interdependency with activity, participation, personal and environmental factors.
We're not obsessed with self-sufficiency and are far more interested in interdependency than independence, more attracted by interaction than isolation.
Consequent increase in volatility of emission market and its interdependency with electricity market is predominantly affecting the fossil-fuel generation companies (GenCos).
Boomsma, who was not involved in the new study, looks at fungus-growing ants who have evolved interdependency with their crop.
Many in this anti-reform camp are in the eastern part of the country, with its greater proximity to, and therefore economic interdependency with, Vladimir Putin's Russia.
It contains interconnections between different biological functional components as well as their interdependency with the core clock.
Survival analyses were used to identify SNPs associated with prognosis and determine their interdependency with recognized prognostic factors.
They view the State Department's failure to concentrate the earmarked funds exclusively on circumvention as evidence of its lack of spine and conflicted priorities, given that the U.S. has great diplomatic and economic interdependencies with China in particular.
