Rather, the specific resource-oriented and holistic therapeutic setting of AM is a complex interdependent pattern that positively affects several components of patient satisfaction.
In contrast, positions 89, 91, and 93 displayed an interdependent pattern of selection, such that the base present at one position influenced base pair selection at the other two.
Local anatomical connectivity, gray matter volume and perfusion are traits of each brain region that are likely to be interdependent, however, particular patterns of systematic covariation have not yet been identified.
We argue that artifact-centered assumptions about design are not well suited to designing organizational routines, which are generative systems that produce recognizable, repetitive patterns of interdependent actions, carried out by multiple actors.
Organisational routines have been defined as "repetitive recognisable patterns of interdependent actions by multiple actors" [ 16].
Various loss- and gain-of-function experiments demonstrated that at E10.5, these genes are interdependent and their expression patterns are maintained at least until E12.5.
Routines are "repetitive recognisable patterns of interdependent actions by multiple actors" 46 and are the way organisational life is patterned; they convey complex, tacit knowledge and serve to coordinate and control.
The binding relationships among these three motifs, PPARGC1A, and three additional known co-regulators (HNF4A, NR3C1 and NRF2) formed a highly connected network, suggesting complex patterns of interdependent regulation [24].
This pattern of interdependent support for adjacent nodes suggests that homoplasy is clumped and not dispersed evenly across the tree [58].
An organizational routine is defined as 'repetitive, recognizable pattern of interdependent actions, carried out by multiple actors' (ibid).
