There are tradeoffs between modelling the complexity of how risk factors interact, on the one hand, and conveying the results in a clear fashion on the other hand.
Framing his entire approach was his plea and pledge that we listen and learn from one another, and interact on the basis of mutual interests and mutual respect.
"As I watched, I jokingly began drawing similarities between these birds' attempts to captivate and impress the opposite sex with dance, and the way strangers try to attract one another in clubs and interact on the dance floor," he explained.
Targeting of a natural asymmetric sequence (such as the chosen casein gene sequences) would require two ZFRs which would interact on the site to form a heterodimer, one ZFR binding to each end of the site.
The "key-lock" principle used in the past to describe protein-protein interactions is based on the assumption that rigid molecules interact on the basis of surface geometry complementarities.
The InterAct Project was initiated to investigate how genetic and lifestyle behavioural factors, particularly diet and PA, interact on the risk of developing diabetes and how knowledge about such interactions may be translated into preventive action.
Moreover, numerical results demonstrate that the two excitations interact on the steady-state response, as well as the damping effect of the one-way clutch.
"It enables you to check in with people without having to interact on the telephone.
What Spotify wants to do is to commercialise the aggregated knowledge it gets for free when we interact on the network.
Fearon and Laitin's explanations of the escalations of civil wars rely on fine-grained examinations of the ways people interact on the ground.
The ways people interact on the beach, he realized, reflect larger social dynamics, from an increased interest in leisure culture to the ever-accelerating cycle of fashion trends.
