Sentence examples for interdependent roles from inspiring English sources

These parameters play interdependent roles on the resulting corrosion behavior.

A close association between inflammation and angiogenesis has recently been established and these processes are now recognised to play interdependent roles in orchestrating tissue repair and tumourigenesis.

Thus, by selectively controlling SMC proliferation and migration independent of endothelial integrity and plasma cholesterol levels in a novel genetically complex animal model, we have been able to isolate and demonstrate the pivotal and interdependent roles of two central mechanisms of atherosclerotic lesion development.

Furthermore, the development of fibrosis may reflect the integrative and interdependent roles of various cell compounds in tumor biology calling into question reductionist approaches focus on individual tumor cell compartment.

Students who do not have a foundational understanding of the complex and interdependent roles that genes play in development may struggle to understand how development can influence the evolutionary process.

Overall, recent advances in our knowledge concerning the genetics of RA not only reinforce the importance of T cells in both susceptibility to and outcome of this disease but also emphasize the complex and interdependent roles of T cells in the context of the entire immune response.

It was found that silicon and copper contents, which are affected by position in casting due to macrosegregation, and the dendrite arm spacing, can play an interdependent role on the corrosion behaviour.

Cross training enhances the awareness and knowledge that each team member has of their fellow team members' tasks, duties and responsibilities and facilitates the holistic (shared mental model) understanding of team functioning and the respective, interdependent role of a given agency within the team (Marks et al. 2002; Schaafstal et al. 2001; Volpe et al. 1996).

We previously reported the presence and co-localization of polycystins and primary cilia in osteoblasts [8] and proposed that polycystins and primary cilia have an interdependent role in regulating osteoblast differentiation and skeletal development [9].

It is known that monomeric G-proteins have an integral and interdependent role in migration.

Studies in Caenorhabditis elegans and mammalian cells showed that BAF is required for the integrity of the nuclear lamina network, and in combination with LEM-domain proteins and lamins has interdependent structural roles during mitosis and nuclear assembly [13], [15] [18].