These issues have been, and continue to be, inextricably linked with important epistemological and semantic issues.
Although, geography and culture are inextricably linked, it is important to look at these components separately.
Second business ethics and the internal structure of the organization are inextricably linked they establish important incentives for those individuals who compose the firm.
The writer Dermot Bolger explains that "there are certain Irish writers that are hugely important to, and inextricably bound up with, the Irish psyche.
Chemotaxis and motility are inextricably linked and both are important for bacterial survival allowing the bacteria to move towards nutrients and away from substances that may prove detrimental.
Life-stage was an important consideration, and was usually inextricably linked to other concepts such as quality of life, life expectancy, contribution to community, having dependents, and one's personal standpoint.
While individual lifestyle factors are important, the decision to screen is inextricably linked to the lack of ability to change dementia prognosis.
Since the concept of social identity is inextricably linked to that of group behavior, it is important to clarify the relation between these concepts.
The third book, Mr. Wolcott's 1970s memoir, is so inextricably linked to Kael that she looms as its second most important character.
"But in loving my family, and in reflecting on my own upbringing, I've also learned something important about the way that family and politics are inextricably linked.
