The PCA showed slight variations in functioning of both systems in terms of interdependences of organic and inorganic pollution abetments.
Davidson emphasises the holistic character of the mental (both in terms of the interdependence that obtains between various forms of knowledge as well as the interconnected character of attitudes and of attitudes and behaviour).
"Because we have become global so quickly, politics is changing rapidly in terms of the interdependence between different countries.
From this viewpoint, research should provide an understanding of how various professionals experience M-RD work environments, and how these experiences affect their life in terms of person-environment interdependences.
In what follows, then, I will be assuming that holism is characterized in terms of some version of the interdependence view.
In drawing on the social network4 analysis (SNA) technique, one can assess the 'quantity' or frequency of the social relationships (interdependence) in terms of both ego-centric analysis,5 also referred to as personal network analysis, and socio-metric analysis or whole network analysis6 (Freeman 2004; Rice and Yoshioka-Maxwell 2015).
Due to their interdependence in terms of piRNA biogenesis and TE silencing, the precise genetic and mechanistic dissection of Piwi's nuclear role is challenging.
Finally, the grain refinement mechanism was elucidated in terms of the nucleation crystallography and the interdependence theory.
Teamwork is defined in terms of behaviors, cognitions, and attitudes that make interdependence of performance possible (teamwork skills) (Cannon-Bowers et al., 2009).
Responses and associated scores reframe intervention worth or value in terms of global health diplomacy criteria such as "adaptability", "interdependence", "training," and "neutrality".
