Sentence examples for interconnected terms from inspiring English sources

Social support and social networks are interconnected terms; the former is broadly defined as the availability of interpersonal relationships and supportive persons while the latter involves the web of social relationships including friends, family, neighbours and other connections in the social environment.

Through the adaptive process of a parameter, the affection of interconnected terms on the subsystems is counteracted.

Interestingly, this gene plot interconnected terms such as histones, 26s proteasome, pro-inflammatory cytokines, Hsp70 and insulin; all of which have previously been implicated in HD.

Over the past decade, it has become increasingly clear that this innate immunity is, in essence, composed of two interconnected branches, termed PAMP-triggered immunity (PTI) and effector-triggered immunity (ETI) [ 1, 2].

These pathways are deeply interconnected both in terms of C precursor supply and of allosteric interactions [ 30].

In most cities, building or buying social housing and capillary transport improvement will be objectives which are interconnected physically and in terms of pricing decisions.

Looking at the GO graph, however, many of the non-shared terms are interconnected with each other on a larger scale, sharing a common parent at different levels of specificity.

The study reveals three functional subunits, which while structurally interconnected are coupled in terms of free energy.

The string sets were then interconnected with the broad terms "CAM" or "complementary and alternative medicine" AND "qualitative research" to identify relevant studies (Table  1).

Adopting the values of a medicalized approach (28) – immediacy, efficiency and control – the use of 'quick fix' or 'magic bullet' strategies designed to influence individual choices rather than government policies or the activities of manufacturers is tempting in the short term, but will not have a lasting impact (27), especially as NCDs are often interconnected and require long-term solutions.

The problem was — people use the term 'too interconnected to fail.' That's not totally accurate, but it's close enough".