Sentence examples for interplay found from inspiring English sources

Given the differing evolutionary histories of the populations examined, one possibility is that the race/ethnicity-specific effects observed might relate to the interplay between polymorphisms in different gene systems that played an ancestral role in the contrasting host-microbe interplay found in subjects of European and African descent.

They found an "interplay between a mediascape, where many-to-many media increasingly matter and the powerscape, where reaching many will always matter" [6].

The powerful film examines the toxic masculinity often pervasive in groups of young, American men and the way disturbing interplay that can be found between same-sex desire and violent homophobia within that group.

Endocannabinoids and nociceptin/orphanin FQ were found to interplay with orexins in nociceptive processing [ 24].

A strong interplay and codependence was found between processing parameters and the final scaffold properties, but general trends observed showed that the physical properties of lyophilized silk sponges can be tuned.

Further studies of the vaginal microbiota-host interplay, especially those bacteria found in our study with low relative abundance and its influence on local vaginal immunity, will be necessary in order to understand extensively the ecological role of the complex vaginal bacterial communities in the BV process.

We find interplay between electric field and thermal effects as independent energy channels where balancing may be important for the optimized EMF effect, in the ratio of about 5 1.

We found that the interplay between disturbance intensity and species composition modulates crown efficiency of dominant beech trees.

It was found that the interplay between these levels has been key in all the assessed cases.

It was found that the interplay between the AB-Fano effect and the other mechanisms, e.g., Kondo physics and the spin-orbit interaction, indeed causes many interesting phenomena [24 38].

Ri (Chn: li) often translated into English as "principle," in fact has the sense of "pattern," and in the esoteric Buddhist context signifies the pattern found in the interplay of the five material elements that constitute the myriad thing-events and phenomena.