Sentence examples for interdependent interaction from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, OFAT technique fails to illustrate the interdependent interaction between two factors.

Figure 3c illustrates the interdependent interaction between temperature and varied yeast extract concentrations (D).

Again, this representation follows the interdependent interaction mentioned earlier of conceptualizing tasks as the "necessary evil" method to get at needed unobservable features.

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.

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.

With the introduction of ability-in language user-in context, Chalhoub-Deville (2003) begins the shift from the more conventional consideration of interaction (interdependent interaction) to a more progressive, dynamic consideration (reciprocal interaction), and in turn, places greater emphasis on the role of context in regard to both task and person.

From a theoretical perspective, however, interdependent interactions between carrier, chelator and metal ion in a ternary complex can be designed into MSVs to augment significantly their metal ion selectivity.

Our findings show that metal ion transport mechanisms that allow for interdependent interactions between the carrier and chelator, namely formation of a ternary metal ion carrier chelator complex at the inner vesicle wall, can enhance the overall selectivity of MSVs in accordance with a multiplicative, rather than additive, function of equilibrium metal ligand binding constants.

Social exchanges are interdependent interactions among people that generate mutual benefits and obligations.

HSWs and family members work to support one another instrumentally and emotionally through interdependent interactions and empathic awareness.

The basis of this apparent greater stability is not known, but might involve interdependent interactions among kinetochore proteins, as seen in the regional centromeres of Candida albicans (Thakur and Sanyal 2012).