Rotating caretakers and nurturers-for-hire teach children that people are interchangeable and that relationships are unstable.
For long, a small number of Japan hands (Republicans and Democrats were interchangeable) presumed to dictate the relationship in league with an equally small elite in Tokyo.
Living in a world driven by commercial messages about entitled happiness and freedom of choice, our relationships often bear the continuous burden of the misguided belief, that like the stuff we accumulate, our relationships too are disposable and interchangeable if they do not meet our needs.
Oliver Pike, the lead researcher on the study, said the process was one of the most elegant demonstrations of Einstein's famous relationship that shows matter and energy are interchangeable currencies.
The observation of interchangeable effects of 5-AC and TSA indicates a mutually reinforcing relationship between histone acetylation and DNA methylation in control of cellular processes.
However, the attention should be paid on such conclusions, because, the relationship between vitamin D and cancer is not easy to interchangeable interpretation.
To address these deficiencies, GO-Elite was developed to provide an interchangeable and updatable model of pathway, ontology, species and gene ID system relationships.
However, PEF measures are not interchangeable with FEV1 and FVC, and do not always correlate with asthma severity; the relationship between FEV1 and PEF and asthma severity, airway inflammation, and HRQOL is complex and not well established.
This perspective on loneliness is based on the assumption that different types of relationships serve different, more or less unique functions and are barely interchangeable (Dykstra & Fokkema, 2007).
