They provide interdependent reinforcement.
The soil ecosystem can be defined as an interdependent life-support system composed of air, water, minerals, and macro- and micro-organisms.
A six-level scaffold of interdependent adult and institutional support is proposed to facilitate children's neighborhood placemaking.
One of the hallmarks of astroturfing is the coordinated creation of many small, interdependent groups who publicly support each other.
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].
Interdependent effects were also supported by the study results for high-involvement situations indicating individuals use the effortless-processing cue to compensate for insufficient information of the effortful-processing cue.
Since these supports are interdependent, S uperT riplets collapses all such edges simultaneously to avoid arbitrary choice between edges.
There are also situations, where insurance market density and economic growth are interdependent on each other, offering support to the feedback hypothesis of insurance market-growth nexus.
We declare all women to be mutually interdependent - banding together to support one another, sharing our experience, strength, and hope - that all may enjoy life, love, and the pursuit of laughter.
In support of an interdependent plasticity between dopamine neurons and target structures, it has been demonstrated that NMDAR-dependent cocaine-evoked plasticity in dopamine neurons occurs prior to plasticity in dopaminergic targets of the nucleus accumbens and that plasticity within the accumbens is dependent on NMDAR signaling in dopamine neurons (Mameli et al., 2009).
