Sentence examples for interrelated by a from inspiring English sources
In most biological experiments, especially infectious disease, the exposure-response relationship is interrelated by a multitude of factors rather than many independent factors.
As opposed to multiple discrete models, a MD simulation with time-averaged restraints (Gros et al., 1990) results in a population of structures in which the individual models are interrelated by a Boltzmann-weighted energy function.
Indeed, for a small deformation the natural and Lagrangian strains are similar, as the Lagrangian and natural strains are interrelated by a fixed mathematical formula: (εN t) = ln(1 + εL t)), but for a larger deformation (as induced in this study), the natural strain will always be greater [ 17].
Both clinical phenotypes and molecular endotypes are interrelated by genetic factors which continue to play a key role in the development of personalized approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of asthma [2, 5, 6].
It is assume that a project contains activities interrelated by finish-to-start type precedence relations with time lag of zero, which require one or more constrained renewable resources.
We show that the external fields in the eigenstrain – and the inhomogeneity problems are interrelated by the same tensor that characterizes the compliance contribution of an inhomogeneity.
Morphogenetic parameters defining the shape of the cell tip are then interrelated by the balance between maturation, pressure, and insertion, with mass conservation as a constraint.
To determine the extent to which chemicals in PubChem can be interrelated by one similarity method but not the other, the Neighbor Preference Index (NPI) of a compound was introduced.
He painted three types of subjects—still life, landscape, and figure all interrelated by their reference to the daily life of peasants, to the hardships they endured, and to the countryside they cultivated.
He entered Parliament in 1741, one of the "cousinhood" of men interrelated by blood or marriage and further united in their opposition to Sir Robert Walpole, who held power from 1721 to 1742 and practiced a policy of salutary neglect toward the American colonies.
Both quantities are interrelated by the fractional bubble coverage.
