Impacts are typically interdependent across a range of sectors, requiring a holistic and integrated management response (Johnston et al., 2000; Wilson et al., 2012b).
Decisions in manufacturing planning environments involve various interdependent hierarchical levels, ranging from shop-floor operations over production planning to enterprise coordination.
He describes this developmental environment as a system of nested, interdependent, dynamic structures that range from proximal micro- to the distal macro-levels.
The scope of city planning includes a range of interdependent decisions at the nexus of the private and public spheres: transportation and utility infrastructure investments, allowable land uses, and the locations and characteristics of housing, retail stores, offices, schools, hospitals, factories, and even energy-producing facilities.
Consequently, retinal imaging in severe malaria has the potential to provide information on a range of interdependent pathological processes, taking place within the CNS.
Disaster management (DM) entails a range of complex interdependent activities involving many collaborating organizations.
While some MPs agreed that collaboration can exist as true reciprocity they rather acknowledged that forms of collaboration range from an interdependent to hierarchical relationship [ 60].
"Instead, progress will come only through persistent and careful efforts to address a range of difficult and interdependent issues".
The PDI is considered here because mental and motor functioning during infancy are likely to be interdependent (correlations between PDI and MDI range from 0.24 to 0.72 between 3 and 30 months of age) (Bayley 1993).
The book provides a holistic approach that integrates the rapidly advancing states of knowledge in a broad range of disciplines that are interdependent for optimal health, into a readable and proactive guide for the general public.
