Similarly, Duncan et al. [42], suggested that the level of PA is interdependent among siblings but not among children and parents.
These global issues prompted Asia economies to embark on various inventiveness, economic collaborations and integration in the sphere of trade and investment, innovation, and became interdependent among each other.
Independent variables used in the models included age, sex, health status (excellent/good vs. fair/poor), presence of chronic illness, household (since symptoms and practices were likely to be interdependent among members of the same household), type of symptom, time spent outside the home, and whether born outside the United States.
The arrows in the exhibit indicate the continual flow of interdependent influence among systems and people.
However, corporate sustainability is lacking with regard to development in practice, and the decision-making process is absent from a hierarchical structure that has complicated interdependent relationships among the attributes.
The interdependent interaction among variables was investigated using CCD of RSM, and depicted about twofold amylase yield (4572.53 ± 41.71 U/g) in a comparison with traditional method.
Instead of considering a risk as an isolated and static property pertaining only to individual users or devices, MUSE exploits a novel mutual reinforcement principle and models the dynamics of risk based on the interdependent relationship among multiple entities.
Within stakeholder theory, an organization "can be viewed as a set of interdependent relationships among primary stakeholders" (Hillman and Keim 2001, pg. 127), or as the place where ongoing voluntary agreements or contracts between stakeholders and an organization's managers intertwine (Freeman and Phillips 2002).
They are now part of an ecosystem of interdependent relationships among suppliers, partners, customers, investors, competitors, government, communities, and networks of networks.
His definition of sociology has been described as that of "a cultural science whose function is to study systems of social interaction based upon patterns of values and norms of behaviour, through the use of the humanistic coefficient", or more simply, "the investigation of organized, interdependent interaction among human beings".
Social exchanges are interdependent interactions among people that generate mutual benefits and obligations.
