Sentence examples for interlinked in the from inspiring English sources
'Film and fashion people have always been interlinked in the circles in which they move.
Geological, chemical, and biological processes are intimately interlinked in the Earth System.
These elements are interlinked in the metastatic setting, and hypoalbuminemia is a frequent biological sign of advanced disease.
Degradation and formation are interlinked in the tissue turnover balance, making both processes equally important.
Our previous studies have established that omega 3 fatty acids and micronutrients (folic acid and vitamin B12) are interlinked in the one carbon cycle [ 37, 38].
It thus seems, just as in systemic reactions, that both inflammatory and haemostatic pathways are activated and likely interlinked in the joint cavity [ 17, 18].
Woolf, she writes, "had a beautiful vision of generation interlinked in this way: of how 'minds are threaded together – how any live mind is of the very same stuff as Plato's & Euripides… it is this common mind that binds the whole world together and all the world is mind'".
Thus cell-cell communication and differentiation are interlinked in this organism.
These components are also interlinked, in that length of stay is influenced by choice of initial-line antibiotic; inappropriate therapy results in additional costs [ 6].
A substantial proportion of variation in mammalian substitution rates can be explained by aspects of their life history, implying that molecular and life history evolution are closely interlinked in this group.
The article argues that, despite clear tensions between the two institutions and although they attribute to each other different hierarchies of value in an application of Becker's theoretical framework, the executive and judiciary are increasingly interlinked in reconfiguring the legalities of irregular migration policies.
