'Film and fashion people have always been interlinked in the circles in which they move.
An array of interlinking biological changes, including but not limited to epidermal hyperplasia, inflammation, proliferation and oxidative stress, are key events implicated in skin tumor promotion [ 2].
Long-term consumption of the LFHCC diet showed significant changes in the proteins interlinked in one main network (Fig. 2a), that includes six molecules related with organism function (nuclear CAP, GSN, TPM, THBS1 and cytoplasmic GRB2, TBK1), tissue morphology, organism injury and abnormalities.
The steady state analysis in tandem with experiments demonstrated how a complex signaling network interlinks various pathways to respond to changes in the nutritional status.
A platform can perform three different, but interlinked, functions in a value chain.
Our globalized world has interlinked communities in a fashion never before witnessed.
The definition of biochemical pathways is largely arbitrary, as in practice they are interlinked and interdependent in the functioning cell.
Chesterfield meanwhile matched the club's move to the new b2net stadium with a change of style: According to the club the new badge "retains the heritage of the football club by continuing to incorporate heraldic interlinked lettering set in a shield, which was originally displayed on the player's shirts in 1945".
Her own experience of abuse, she says, "is deeply interlinked in what motivates me.
Excretion and water balance are interlinked in all terrestrial arthropods, including scorpions.
