Sentence examples for interdependent manner from inspiring English sources

It tolerated non-Muslims, fostering cosmopolitan cities like Aleppo and Damascus, where many different creeds lived and traded in an interdependent manner.

The WHO describes six building blocks or "levers" that are related in a dynamic interdependent manner: (1) Service delivery; (2) Health workers; (3) Health information; (4) Medical products, technology, and vaccines; (5) Health finance; and (6) Governance and leadership.

It is concluded that GGTI-2133 and FTI-276 attenuate the propagation of morphine dependence and reduce withdrawal signs possibly by a geranylgeranyl transferase; farnesyltransferase activation pathway linked mechanisms potentially in an interdependent manner.

Moreover, some replication factors associate in an interdependent manner [56], [57].

Hog1p and Hot1p are recruited in an interdependent manner on STL1 promoter during acute salt stress as supported by chromatin immunoprecipitation [54].

Thus it may be possible that these two signaling pathways play a crucial role in attenuating effect of PFE in TST induced neuropathic pain in an interdependent manner.

Plant growth together with stress tolerance and flowering traits are known to be orchestrated in a complex and interdependent molecular manner.

Using the available antibodies reactive against cortactin pS405 and pY421, we sought to determine if these two different classes of phosphorylation events are interdependent in any manner.

These results indicate that hScrib and PP1γ, whilst both being perturbed during the progression to malignancy, are altered in a manner that is not interdependent, suggesting that PP1γ might be an independent marker for cervical tumour development.

A Gestalt may have aspects, of course, and these may be focused on in diagnosis or research; but one must remember that the aspects are interdependent in a mutually constitutive and implicative manner.

To further complicate matters, laws are often created based on existing ones, forming a complex set of interdependent rules where changes made in one place can propagate to affect, sometimes in an inconsistent manner, many other laws.