Sentence examples for interdependent terms from inspiring English sources

In addition, it is not clear how to average term-based evaluations over all (interdependent) terms in the ontology to rank two classifiers on a given set of proteins.

The three levels referred to – individual, organizations and society – are closely connected and interdependent in terms of using capacities.

To that end, we consider protein function prediction as a structured-output learning problem in which a classifier is expected to output a totality of (interdependent) GO terms for a given sequence.

The complex inter-relationship, synergistic activation and fibre recruitment patterns between the BF and the ST (which share a proximal tendon) indicate that both muscle bellies are highly interdependent in terms of the magnitude of tissue loading and the adequacy of muscle functioning.

We really had to kind of reframe it so that in the hearts and minds of communities it actually resonated as something that we were interdependent on in terms of the environment and working to preserve it.

This process has also been termed "interdependent protein dance" [ 20, 21].

We argue that ecological multilevel analyses, conceptualized in terms of interdependent systems and with a focus on justice, can enhance the comprehension of the dynamics at play in migration-related detention centers, providing an effective tool to address the multi-level challenges of doing research within them.

Second, because some of the patients were included more than once the observations were not interdependent, e.g., related to short-term mortality.

To efficiently arrive at an optimized strain, metabolic engineering tools must be expanded to modify multiple interdependent steps, an approach we term 'panmetabolic engineering'.

Interviews were thus employed in this study to convey a strong sense of process by seeing older migrants' perceptions or experiences in terms of streams of interdependent events and elements (Bryman 2008).

Overall migration in West Africa has essentially been an intra-regional and short-term response to the interdependent economics of neighboring countries (Adepoju 2005).