Sentence examples for interdependently the from inspiring English sources
Each of the four modules is thought to act both independently and interdependently; the ligands identified for each domain are specified in Figure 1A [1]–[3].
This treatment is justified because the homeopathic approach contains "a number of components which may act both independently and interdependently" – the criterion for the definition of a complex intervention.
The fact that the patch helped regenerate all three types of cells, which function interdependently in the heart, suggests the newly grown tissue is similar to normal heart tissue.
Both microbiological and technical factors are interdependently determining the efficiency of the overall biotechnological AD process.
PIF4 interacts directly with a brassinosteroid-activated transcription factor BZR1 and then together bind to thousands of common target genes to interdependently regulate the transcription of the targets.
Indeed, we recently reported that several distinct PRC1 complexes bind simultaneously and interdependently to the same region of the locus (Maertens et al, 2009).
Complex interventions such as Lean, which is a deliberately initiated attempt to engineer patterns of collective action in health care, are particularly difficult to evaluate because the components of the intervention may act independently or interdependently, and the relationships between them become challenging to parse out [ 19].
The findings showed how both social and technical elements interdependently achieve the same dispensing functions.
These risk factors individually and interdependently increase the risk of CV and cerebrovascular events, and represent one of the biggest health challenges worldwide today.
Functioning as health care providers, autonomously and interdependently, require the development and acquisition of an appropriate set of personal, professional, and organizational values and ethical framework.
I learned so much about wildlife from them, and I felt as though I were transported back to a time when people hunted for survival, and lived interdependently with the land.
