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First results of the two modules and the effects of their interlinkages are presented.

If responsibilities between Brussels and national governments are not clearly separated, if subsidiarity the notion that things are best done at the lowest possible level of government is not strongly spelt out, and if financial interlinkages are not clarified, the EU could find that it too heads for a system crash.

It is also worth to note that abundant interlinkage was present between the nanospheres (Figure 1, inserted photos in particular), a distinct difference from the polymer particles prepared through emulsion polymerization.

A systematic method, by which possible interlinkages can be found, is presented and a case study of the interlinkage of two learning factories in Bayreuth and Augsburg is given.

The interlinkage system was initiated, giving better incentives and more effective consumption of agricultural water.

Putting resources into DRR produces a "triple dividend of resilience" according to the Overseas Development Institute1 and the World Bank2 (Tanner et al. 2015, p. 15), particularly if there are strong interlinkages between the finance mechanisms of DRR, sustainable development, and climate change adaptation (Fig. 1).

Interlinkages with the environment are also changing in these areas.

Determined efforts, acknowledging the interactions and interlinkages between energy and other sectors, are needed to avoid adverse consequences of disruption in energy supply.

We conclude that the interlinkage of serpins is dependent not only on strand sequences but also requires a conformational flexibility - as induced by thermal (50 °C) stress or as occurs spontaneously, at 37 °C, with the unstable variants associated with disease.

The PRDs are most likely tightly packed through interlinkage by hydrogen bonds and disulfide bridges (Spurny et al. 2007), forming a compact C-terminal globular domain.

Even today, PD and MSP are commonly processed sequentially without integration or interlinkage between the two domains.