Sentence examples for interconnection between these two from inspiring English sources
Mutants compromised in the R-gene-mediated PCD were also defective in basal resistance, establishing an interconnection between these two distinct defence mechanisms.
While it is perfectly reasonable to assume such a correlation between autoantibodies and T-cell avidity, the interconnection between these two key factors remains unclear.
Thus, silencing of IL-10 mRNA or of common signaling mediators such as STAT3 could allow highlighting the interconnection between these two cytokine pathways.
The aim of this review is to compile what has been reported until now about the interconnection between these two important pathways.
Our results suggest that the STN may modify amygdala activity, although direct interconnections between these two structures have never been proven, either in animals or in humans.
Rather, the findings point to an independent role for extrahippocampal areas, such as the perirhinal cortex, in supporting recognition memory (Brown & Aggleton, 2001; Murray, 1996; Murray & Mishkin, 1998), despite the dense interconnections between these two areas (Aggleton, 2012).
Interconnections between these three physiological parameters can be broadly reduced to four interactions: (i) Blood pressure decreases during inspiration and increases during expiration, following the changes in intrathoracic pressure.
Company officials said Bell Atlantic had moved too slowly in completing an interconnection between the two companies.
This was caused by the strong covalent interconnection between the two domains.
Only by observing the phenomena characterising contemporary urbanism can we highlight the existence of the strong interconnection between the two spheres.
The density of situations that characterise the borders between formal and informal allows their interpretation in dichotomous terms to fall into the background, shifting the attention towards the area of interconnection between the two poles (McFarlane and Waibel 2016).
