The temporal spatial dynamics of the cycle highlight the unique, complex, and interdependent interaction between germ and somatic cells, and are the key to continual sperm production.
For example, auxin and brassinosteroid (BR) are known to be interdependent and show synergistic interactions in promoting hypocotyl elongation, and they induce highly overlapping transcriptional responses (Goda et al., 2004; Nemhauser et al., 2004).
HSWs and family members work to support one another instrumentally and emotionally through interdependent interactions and empathic awareness.
This assumption "is a cornerstone when discussing traditional notions of reliability and validity" (Deville and Chalhoub-Deville 2006, p. 12) and is in line with interdependent interaction language and measurement frameworks, which dominate the language testing and traditional measurement literature.
We find strong epistatic interactions, where strategies are interdependent, and local social co-evolution (Kauffman 1993), help determine global-macro development outcomes in a particular society.
Italian GPs in the same network are not interdependent, and therefore, being part of the same network implies neither interaction nor exchange.
Figure 3c illustrates the interdependent interaction between temperature and varied yeast extract concentrations (D).
The analyzed datasets provide new insights on the dynamics of interdependent human interactions with shading and electric lighting systems.
To further exemplify how this orientation differs from traditional measurement frameworks, i.e., interdependent person and task interaction, we will now turn our attention to the work of Mislevy.
These tasks can be interdependent and uncertain.
