Sentence examples for interlinked aspects from inspiring English sources

These interlinked aspects, explored and implemented will go a long way in retaining the tradition of entrepreneurship while opening up new avenues for women as entrepreneurs.

Various interlinked aspects, such as changes in climate conditions and changes in forest structure, have been considered as the main factors affecting the regional level of groundwater recharge.

Moreover, because young people's mental health problems and help-seeking behaviour (in this article focused on young women suffering from stress) are found to be interlinked with social aspects of gender [ 30, 31], it is important to take various aspects of gender and gendered living conditions into account when developing intervention models [ 32, 33].

Customers loved it, but incumbents found it surprisingly difficult to imitate the practice: Their percentage-based fees were interlinked with various other aspects of their model, such as the budget of their departments, managers' headcounts, and the bonus system of the executives.

Although the maritime domain is inextricably interlinked with Sustainable Energy Security SESS), many aspects are discussed in isolated silos.

In PSP, ecological and social considerations are assumed to be interlinked and affecting multiple aspects in the scenarios.

Our results establish that BALL is essential to maintain the proliferation rate as well as the undifferentiated state of pNBs and therefore interlink these two aspects of stem cell self-renewal.

The technical, economic, and ecological aspects of rainwater management are interlinked and spatially bounded.

The global challenges we currently face are inextricably interlinked.

Classical SA, often compartmentalised in the rigid boundary of disciplines, can facilitate discussion, but can only partially inform decision makers as many important aspects of sustainability remain abstract and not interlinked.

However, this study also found that these aspects of the neighbourhood environment are strongly interlinked with socio-economic deprivation.