Marine ecosystems in the Caribbean region are interlinked through the movement of pollutants, nutrients, diseases, and other stressors, which will undoubtedly cause further degradation.
The causes are complex, "interlinked with fuel poverty, poor housing and health inequalities, as well as circulating infectious diseases, particularly flu and norovirus, and the extent of snow and ice," it added.
Habitat change and segregation effects caused by the spatial segregation of previously interlinked movements of wildlife and pastoralists in the savannas are also likely candidate causes [38], [39].
A shift has emerged in the patterns of human trafficking in Nepal with the opening of the borders to foreign labor migration and the rapid internal displacements caused by the cross-cutting issues interlinked with poverty, unemployment, gender discrimination, social exclusion, and globalization (11).
When it filed for bankruptcy protection early on the following Monday morning, its $600 billion balance sheet, interlinked as it was with financial institutions and hedge funds across the globe, caused mayhem.
These models are unlikely to be representative of the full metabolic capabilities of the mitochondrion, which may result in difficulties in modelling metabolic disorders that often have complicated and unintuitive phenotypes caused by complex interactions between reactions that may not otherwise be obviously interlinked.
Everything is interlinked.
The three are inextricably interlinked.
The two are closely interlinked.
