Sentence examples for interacting and interdependent from inspiring English sources
16 Research by Waring et al 17 shows that discharge planning and the transition of care is located within complex systems of interacting and interdependent actors.
Alternative approaches inhibiting multiple interacting and interdependent pathways, vertically and horizontally, with two or more molecularly targeted therapies holds greater potential for improved outcomes.
In summary, the postgenomic era of functionomics will facilitate narrowing the bridge between correlative data and causative data, thus integrating 'intercoms' of interacting and interdependent disciplines and forming a unified whole.
Rothwell and Zegveld (1985) argued that the innovation process can be functionally distinct but has interacting and interdependent stages; thus, the process itself can be logically sequential, although not necessarily continuous.
The domains are thus intended as interacting and interdependent and, as would be expected, most of these categories reflect areas of outcome that are well recognised in the current literature.
Interactive: Processes have strong interactions and are interdependent.
As the extent of 1/ f scaling increases (and hence, departures from randomness), however, this signifies the presence of processes that extend beyond the time boundaries of single trials and interact across interdependent timescales of performance.
These inflexible approaches are typically not able to cope with the complexities of the manufacturing environment, such as the instabilities, uncertainties and abrupt changes caused by internal and external disturbances, or a large number and variety of interacting, interdependent elements.
Or as "collective, common and interdependent"?
Human rights are universal and interdependent, indivisible and interwoven.
