Sentence examples for interesting interrelation from inspiring English sources
This is an interesting interrelation that to our knowledge has not been described so far.
Although interesting interrelations between political and economic development have been discovered, such monistic, or single-factor, approaches are inadequate to the task of explaining political change.
Table 2 shows the interesting interrelations discovered by previous studies with respect to the evaluated genes.
We used LENS to see if the tool could find anything interesting to reveal the interrelation.
In particular, it would be interesting to better understand the interrelation of the dimensions and to see what happens to the other dimensions if one dimension demonstrates accelerated changes.
The study area corresponds to a temperate mountain ecosystem that, due to its ecological potential and complex biological and anthropic interrelations, displays an interesting landscape mosaic, which sets the grounds for a large variety of tourist attractions.
An even more interesting result pointed to a strong interrelation of oxygen availability and the lipid metabolism.
On the basis of our selected case studies, this would appear to be one of the most interesting comparative settings for analyzing the interrelations between family and working careers.
Because the stress response and reward systems are closely related both in psychological as well as biological sense (see Fig. 2), it seems very interesting (and challenging) to explore the exact interrelations and crosstalk between psychological and biological factors of the stress response and the reward experience systems.
A further interesting focus for future research could be to clarify the interrelation between Her4/pHer4 and glycosylation patterns.
The interrelation between Electrochemistry and Acoustics presents mutual benefits for both disciplines, providing interesting information about the bubble dynamics for acoustics physicists and a higher number of possible applications for electrochemists.
