Results indicated that only FeSO4 had statistically significant (P ≤ 0.005) influences on specific hydrogen production (Ps) while total sugar and initial pH had an interdependent effect on Ps.
These two modes of cell death seem to coexist in liver pathology as interdependent phenomena resulting from activation of shared pathways and signals [ 22].
Although the interactions of ERα and FOXO3a are clearly complex and interdependent, our results suggest that inhibiting GPER activity during the course of SERM/SERD treatment could represent a novel mechanism to reduce the occurance of resistance to these drugs.
As Reese et al. [ 50] recently showed, HRQoL, supportive needs as well as functioning are not only interdependent but also resulted in highly distinctive perceived illness burden.
It will result in interdependent trade relations between Iran and the United States, which will give Iran's leaders the incentive to behave responsibly and punish them when they don't.
First, we show on a little example that there is a great interest to consider simultaneously these two decisions, and that solving these interdependent problems separately could result in a suboptimal, or even a bad, decision.
As Herbert Simon, the Nobel-prize-winning economist, has recognized, people in organizations are interdependent, and therefore organizational results are the consequence of collective behavior and performance.
Brief interactions initiated by NPs commonly resulted in interdependent activity whereas brief interactions initiated by other professions seldom had this result.
These parameters play interdependent roles on the resulting corrosion behavior.
In addition, the results show interdependent systems with degree based interfaces provide good stability and good performance.
This means explicit and systematic consideration of uncertainties related to improper behavior of the web of interdependent networks and the resulting consequences for individuals, companies and a society as a whole.
