Violence, racism, poverty -- and all types of injustice and oppression -- are not problems separate from each other but interrelated, which means more power for the entire movement, as people sign on when they realize the need for systemic change.
Many of these fields are interrelated, which means taking classes in all these fields can be useful.
Since the demands are neither interrelated nor complementary, it means that more of one demand means less of the other (for example, work/life balance).
Because this HSSC had adopted a service program approach, which meant that interrelated services and activities were organized to respond to population health and social services needs or to the needs of groups of persons with a shared condition [ 6], and had developed integrated care pathways as a service organization model, it offered a relevant laboratory for the purposes of this study.
Hollywood always prefers its fiction à clef, so if there's a vaguely gossipy quality to DANGEROUS COMPANY: Dark Tales From Tinseltown (Miramax, $22.95), Peter Bart's collection of interrelated short stories, that just means the author knows his target demo.
Unlike the Baroque suite and sonata, in the concerto the use of interrelated musical themes is not a frequent means of linking the movements.
Configuration theory explains organizational effectiveness by means of a variety of interrelated attributes of the organization [ 19]. "Configuration theory aims at capturing the complexity of organizations and to expose their inner coherent logic ([ 19]:68)".
Such interrelated models can be built in parallel by means of multitask learning (MTL), or sequentially using feature nets (FN).
[The experiences] are so interrelated and tell a story about what it means to be a part of our community". .
We have argued that electronic templates make a significant contribution to four interrelated phenomena: how disease is defined; how care is delivered; what it means to be a patient; what it means to be a clinician.
