In contrast to communities (i.e., assemblages of co-occurring species), populations are groups of individuals interconnected by functions like mating, reproduction, social interactions, sharing of mutualistics, common defense against predators, etc.
Networks models, for example those that build up the cellular interactome, are novel initiatives that aid in visualizing the hierarchical structure of highly interconnected biological functions.
Furthermore, it becomes increasingly interconnected as a function of the annealing time.
In general there are multiple governmental structures around in Somalia -- structures that are not necessarily interconnected or well functioning, but who provide "...levels of governance, public security and even social services".
Abscisic acid (ABA) has also been shown to be involved in water stress responses [ 33] and ABA signal transduction is interconnected with aquaporin function [ 34].
The DAN performs less cognitive tasks, but highly interconnected with the aforementioned functions.
The three functions are interconnected and, consequently, the geochemical stability of the bentonite buffer is essential for the performance of the HLNW repository.
The NPC is organized in interconnected subcomplexes with distinct functions.
Moreover, these data show that the organization of the regulatory interactions between env1, gna1 and gna3 is not strictly hierarchical, but rather functions via interconnected feedback cycles.
Further the proteins participating in the motifs with members of the same age class tend to be densely interconnected, share the same functions and evolve at similar rates, and these motifs tend to be within protein complexes.
