Sentence examples for interrelated as one from inspiring English sources

Thus, the parameters evaluated in the present study (glucose, TC, TAG, liver and kidney weights) are good markers of diabetic status and the metabolic syndrome, and all are highly interrelated, as one would predict for diabetes and the metabolic syndrome in human subjects.

Furthermore, success factors are interrelated as well as "embedded in a network of other relevant skills and resources" [ 33].

King had come to see war, poverty, and racism as interrelated; taking on one necessarily meant confronting the others.

**At the time of his speech at Riverside Church, King had come to see war, poverty, and racism as interrelated; taking on one necessarily meant taking on them all.

By Benjamin Hedin April 3, 2017 At the time of his speech at Riverside Church, King had come to see war, poverty, and racism as interrelated; taking on one necessarily meant confronting the others.

One must take into account that the two factors— ΨS and treatment are partly interrelated, as transpirational flux through trees was lower in H plots (Fig.  4A; see also Kupper et al. 2011 and Tullus et al. 2012 a ) and more water was retained in the soil (Fig.  2).

These two questions are interrelated, as they both implicate the interests of others beyond the individual seeking assisted suicide or voluntary euthanasia and the answer to one affects the answer to the other.

The MacAir topped off a string of Apple announcements today, as interrelated as a jigsaw puzzle.

This perspective simultaneously illuminates why political and economic transnationalism are interrelated, as the next section shows.

These variables are interrelated, as shown in Figure  1.

Notably oxidative stress and inflammation are interrelated as shown in Figure 4 and associated with anesthetics.