Sentence examples for interdependent rather than from inspiring English sources

We should accept that rail and road are interdependent rather than play one off against the other.

Hu Jintao, who took office in 2003, China adopted a so-called Good Neighbour Policy as part of a new strategy of "peaceful development," in which China sought to promote an interdependent, rather than competitive, relationship with its neighbours and the world.

Design managers often operate in the area of design leadership; however, design management and design leadership are interdependent rather than interchangeable.

These complex relationships of workplace exposures with adaptive and pathological responses may be most appropriately considered as interdependent rather than independent effects, as indicated by the double-headed arrows in Figure 1.

For example, one study found that when a setting is perceived as interdependent (rather than independent) first-generation students perform better, but continuing-generation students do not differ (Stephens et al., 2012).

Because TGF-β is a potent inducer of CTGF, most models postulate that CTGF acts as a downstream mediator of TGF-β activity, whereas other studies support an interdependent rather than merely sequential relationship between TGF-β and CTGF and their respective profibrotic activities [ 9- 11].

Travis et al. explain that it is more common for operational constraints to have several underlying interdependent factors rather than a single root cause, with greater success in overcoming such constraints if these interdependent relations are accounted for [ 24].

Thus, the results are expected to support an evolutionary view of technological development where a radical effect is a consequence of the entire interdependent landscape rather than of the radical development of a specific innovation.

This is true even though his main philosophical doctrine – that the world is composed of deeply interdependent processes and events, rather than mostly independent material things or objects – turned out to be largely the opposite of Russell's doctrine of logical atomism.

Third, improved quality and safety must be seen as arising from interdependent work among professionals rather than the knowledge and skills of individual practitioners.

If the world is more interdependent, how do we create healthy interdependencies so we rise together, rather than unhealthy interdependencies so we fall together?