Their IS success model identified six constructs that are interrelated and interdependent: system quality, information quality, use, user satisfaction, individual impact, and organizational impact.
A third challenge relates to the principle that orthologous (and by association, functional) assignments are interdependent on the quality and quantity of annotations from closely related genomes.
The cues that determine timbre quality are interdependent because all are determined by the method of sound production and the physical construction of the instrument" (Handel 1995, 441).
This leads to an interaction of students within and between the project teams to ensure high quality and interdependent projects in a coherent program.
Patients with chronic diseases often need long-term, complex care from different caregivers who are becoming more and more interdependent for their overall quality of care [ 1].
Microdamage and microarchitecture are two aspects of trabecular bone quality that are interdependent, with several microarchitectural changes strongly correlated to damage risk after compensating for bone density.
Process quality and curriculum are interdependent as seen in the case of pedagogy which is essential to curriculum yet also powerfully affects process quality.
Many software quality attributes are highly interdependent.
This past January, the U.S. Congress received a report that began with a stern warning: "Immediate action is required to address the interdependent challenges of aviation noise, local air quality, and climate impacts.
However, as the dimensions can be conceptualized as interdependent, also a global identification of process quality is valuable.
Physicians emphasised three interdependent aspects of clinical assessment: impact on quality of life, type of cough (productive versus non-productive) and the underlying pathology.
