The interplay of the two cities in relation to the two women builds as the novel (and the journey) draws to a close.
But no computational models have yet attended to the dynamical interplay of autophagy and apoptosis in relation to the experimental data.
The analysis shows how a more fluid and creative interplay of logics can be observed in relation to specific strategies and practices.
Further prospective investigations may shed light on this hypothesis by evaluating the complex interplay between insulin and fetuin-A in relation to future cardiometabolic risk.
Presently, the role of FAPs and their interplay with SCs, eosinophils or macrophages in relation to development of T2D is unknown.
Shotton and Seedhouse [ 13], for example, define dignity in relation to the interplay between capabilities and circumstances, pointing out that "we tend to lack dignity when we find ourselves in inappropriate circumstances, when we are in situations where we feel foolish, incompetent, inadequate or unusually vulnerable".
Therefore, to better understand injury causation, it is important to account for the interplay between social and environmental risk factors in relation to their geographic (or spatial) distribution (Bell and Schuurman 2010).
Further interplay between endocannabinoids and NO can be found in relation to long-lasting alterations in synaptic efficacy (see below and Sergeeva et al., 2007; Kyriakatos & El Manira, 2007).
While limited data on the effect of age and CYP3A5 genotype on tacrolimus pharmacokinetics in children exist, the interplay of age, CYP3A5 genotype, and disease severity in relation to tacrolimus pharmacokinetics in pediatric solid transplant patients has not been elucidated, especially not in the immediate post-transplant period, when variation appears to be largest.
