In particular, they can interact in terms of structural rules that mix different modes.
This created a context for participants of our workshops to think anticipatorily and interact in terms of each other's realities and possible strategic actions.
The consequence of such a thrombin-linked ternary complex where the receptors can interact in terms of signalling remains to be determined [ 16, 159].
Such exclusivity supports the argument that these two tumour suppressors form distinct complexes in vivo, although it is also likely that these complexes may interact in terms of their repair functions.
Although incompletely defined, the individual components of the gas-aerosol complex appear to be capable of interacting both in terms of atmospheric chemistry and health effects.
Therefore, although cranium and calvaria exhibit a similar picture referring to the two types of separate variations, they results imply that they may interact differently in terms of functional, developmental and growth processes.
"Academic areas, like biology or history, are themselves like games," says Gee. "Scientists act and interact in terms of certain identities and values and use knowledge and information to accomplish certain sorts of goals.
In addition, this integration allows us to investigate how several approaches interact in terms of several metrics over existing approaches.
Using a well-characterised cohort of prostate cancer patients, we have previously reported that expression levels of phosphorylated EGFR (pEGFR-IR) and CB1 receptor (CB1IR) in tumour tissue at diagnosis are markers of disease-specific survival, but it is not known whether the two markers interact in terms of their influence on disease severity at diagnosis and disease outcome.
Thus, as a first step in policy analysis using Generalized CEA, interventions are first classified into groups that interact in terms of costs or effects.
