The part of the sentence "interactions among themselves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to interactions between two or more people, or groups of people. For example: "The coworkers had many interactions among themselves, which created a supportive workplace environment."
She has focused on providing an awareness of context for students, residents and faculty, urging them to be innovative in their many teaching environments and encouraging them to explore ways to understand how they can effectively promote learning in their interactions among themselves.
We can not completely exclude the possibility that there were interactions among themselves or with the other 37 ORFs in human cells that could not be detected by our YTH assays.
Clusters: Proteins (nodes) within a network with more interactions among themselves (cluster).
As a result, highly pleiotropic hub genes would have higher chance to develop epistatic interactions among themselves.
The nonmalignant cells include endothelial, fibroblast and immune cells that establish multitude of interactions among themselves and also with malignant cells.
TFs form complex regulatory networks at the transcriptional level and through protein protein interactions among themselves or with proteins of other classes.
According to the Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectra, NH groups of SF and CO and NH2 groups of chitosan might have participated in a specific intermolecular interaction among themselves.
Mass animation tool has been widely used to simulate the behavior of crowds, where the agents' movements are computed based on the interaction among themselves, as well as the interaction with the environment.
Working in groups of four or five, they were given tasks (eg. produce a poster or design a product that would slow down the melting of an ice cream) that necessitated interaction among themselves and with their teacher.
