Sentence examples for interdependent of the from inspiring English sources

Interdependent of the level of education, most time consuming disruptive factors were the lack of medical findings.

The resilience of the organisation is interdependent on the resilience of its business ecosystem.

According to the relationship matrix proposed in Fig.  1, binding of protein to lignin is interdependent on the properties of both components.

One also has to consider how the activity will be interdependent on the presence of these residues in conjunction with all the other constituents of the peptide substrate.

The present move to separate the interdependent aspects of the art and science of photography reverses prevailing worldwide practice, and takes the study of photo history in Britain back several decades.

The splendor of Chinese cinema -- or, more precisely, the often interdependent cinemas of the mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan -- means that this series does little more than, as the program notes readily admit, scratch the surface of the topic.

The introduction of trans-national diffusion as an explanatory dynamic transcends and complements existing explanations, while also acknowledging and incorporating the interdependent disposition of the FRP paradigm.

Manufacturing system planning (MSP) and product development (PD) are two highly interdependent domains of the product engineering process (PEP).

This finding suggests that the independent and interdependent components of the triple helix system and habitat are less powerful in low entrepreneurial regions.

In China, relational and interdependent aspects of the self are emphasized rather than the unique, individuated aspects of the self (Suh et al. 1998).

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.