Attention and language become increasingly interdependent throughout development.
If JA and cooperation were interdependent across development, then the sharp increases in JA skills would be matched by similar developmental changes in cooperation, which was not found.
Given that attentional and linguistic processes become increasingly interdependent throughout development [ 22], it is perhaps not surprising that associations between these two skills were modest, especially at 18 months.
Interdependent historical developments sometimes demonstrate a radical change.
This may determine whether the burden of vascular- and AD-type neuropathology is interdependent in the development of dementia syndrome, and may provide evidence linking chronic hypoperfusion with neurodegeneration.
An increasingly dynamic and interdependent post-Millennium Development Goals (post-MDG) world requires new ways of working to improve global health, underpinned by a complex adaptive systems lens and approaches that build local organizational capacity.
The Rio conference outcome document, "The Future We Want," stressed the dynamic nature of three interdependent dimensions of sustainable development: economic, social, and environmental aspects.
The small size of the early embryo, close proximity of organ rudiments, and strongly integrated and interdependent nature of early development help explain why defects that occur in this stage are usually severe and frequently lethal and may affect multiple parts of the body.
The spatial coincidence of inner retinal and vascular abnormalities in preterm children supports the hypothesis that aspects of foveal development are interdependent.
