Sentence examples for interdependent fashion from inspiring English sources

The biosynthesis of both pigments, which share GGPP as a common substrate, is thought to occur in a strongly regulated and interdependent fashion.

Is the overlapping phenotypical output the result of pathway modulations that are implemented sequentially (and thus likely in independent fashion) or concomitantly (and thus possibly in mutually interdependent fashion)?

Conversely, our results are not compatible with a model in which BC1 RNA and FMRP operate in interdependent fashion [24] as in this case, lack of both repressors should precipitate the same phenotypical consequences as lack of either one repressor.

Moreover, these different physiological systems (ANS, HPA axis and immune system) seem to work in an interdependent fashion [ 25].

Although the HPA axis, ANS, and immune system are thought to function in an interdependent fashion, only four of 16 studies in this review investigated outcome variables that evaluate all three stress response systems.

The many separate and interdependent sectors of the fashion and textiles industries are no longer linearly interrelated, but move in a more circular or connective paradigm.

To handle temporal violations in an automatic and cost-effective fashion, two interdependent fundamental issues viz. the definition of fine-grained recoverable temporal violations and the design of light-weight effective exception handling strategies need to be resolved.

It must take on a technical and practical form, in a contextualised and coherent fashion, with respect to the interdependent issues of regulation, visioning and planning.

These proteins and glycans are functionally interdependent within the ECM, and often operate in a synchronous and coordinated fashion.

Teams were described as dynamic/fluid and involving seven stages (many of which occur in a parallel fashion) on a continuum from coordinated independent behaviors through to coordinated interdependent behaviors [ 21], with the stages ebbing and flowing depending on patient need [ 21].

Health care delivery systems are inherently complex, consisting of multiple tiers of interdependent subsystems and processes that are adaptive to changes in the environment and behave in a nonlinear fashion.