Sentence examples for interact to support from inspiring English sources

Understanding how ecosystem services interact to support crop yield is essential for achieving food security.

Here we investigated how brain mechanisms involved in co-representation and entrainment interact to support joint action.

The approach builds on the idea that land uses in urban green areas could synergistically interact to support biodiversity when clustered together in different combinations.

The area where product development (PD) and the supply chain (SC) intersect and interact to support new product introductions (NPI), the development chain (DC), is still under-researched territory.

Middleware allows multiple processes running on various sensors, devices, computers, and networks to link up and interact to support (and maintain the operation of context-aware applications needed by citizens and urban entities to cope with and perform their) activities wherever and whenever needed.' ([19], p. 50).

Because PrPC and laminin functionally interact to support neuronal differentiation and memory consolidation, our findings introduce TNAP as a functional protagonist in the PrPC-laminin interplay.

Partner information systems (IS) must interact to efficiently support collaboration in an enterprise network.

This work proposes the use of virtual simulation through reusing a game engine platform, in which the real environment may be virtually modeled and people are able to virtually navigate and interact among themselves, to support ergonomics evaluation in adequating control rooms for licensing of NPPs.

Moreover, examining the genesis of environmental representations would seem an ideal means of leveraging our understanding of the specific roles played by relevant brain areas, when they come online, what they respond to, and how and when regions interact with each other to support the emerging representation.

Although neuropeptides expressed in the brain and the immune system interact with circulating cytokines to support two-way communications between the brain and immune system [ 38], we describe the profiles of prohormones in immune-related tissues separately from the brain and central nervous system tissues to facilitate the interpretation of results.

The most accurate definition of TFH cells relates to their function that migrates to follicles and interacts with B cells to support B-cell differentiation.