The river systems are interdependent on one another, and hence, integrated and collaborative policies with investment in adaptive technologies are required for a sustainable solution.
Many organs, having been built up in overall complexity by direct adaptation, exaptation, and collage, and further specialized through secondary adaptation, exhibit a level of integration to the point that their components are interdependent on one another.
The major benefit of these indices is that they enable identification of the relative position of each institutional sector in the financial market where the institutional sectors are interdependent on one another in a direct or indirect way.
On the other hand, what if we were to acknowledge that the relationship between business and customer is actually a far more complex and interdependent one, that doesn't start and finish with a transaction predicated only on financial and material drivers?
Most soil functions are interdependent; one function is not performed in isolation from another.
Although, the initial internationalization may be to a greater extent driven by either "internal" or "external" factors, but the home-based and host-based forces are interdependent one with another.
Since two and three-dimensional experiments which can be used to reproduce such flow fields are, although accurate, extremely elaborate and time consuming, the authors suggest to substitute them by a cascade of interdependent, one-dimensional (column) experiments.
The relationship between women's STI and HIV vulnerability and the type of sex work they engage with is likely to be an interdependent one.
When a couple was determined as interdependent, one can compute a signed dissimilarity coefficient ξ which is negative when the number of expected AA couple were superior of the number of observed couples (SDL pairs), otherwise it is a compensatory pairs (CM).
Thus, the metabolisms of folic acid, vitamin B12, and DHA are interdependent on each other [ 2] possibly through the one carbon methyl cycle.
