Sentence examples for interrelated network from inspiring English sources

"The worst fear is that it's all one interrelated network that was inspired by Al Qaeda," said a senior Air Force official.

Godehard Link (1998) argues that the reference of mass expressions is best understood via the development of a rich model-theoretic semantics, which algebraically models the interrelated network of talk of mass, plural, and particular entities.

It is portrayed as a 'theory of everything' trying 'to draw together an already existing number of separate paradigms into an interrelated network of approaches that are mutually enriching'".

The process of how sustainable tourism is being viewed as a "Mega-goal" is instructive for future participation of the sustainable development community as public policy evolves into an interrelated network of linked objectives, rather than a vehicle that continues a "silo" approach to issues affecting people and planet.

As illustrated in Fig.  3, the prevalent Actinomycetales, Clostridiales and Thermotogales, respectively, developed into hubs of three interrelated network modules coupled with distinguishable carbohydrate-related metabolic pathways.

The co-expression of functionally associated genes suggested the presence of an interrelated network of genes that could be induced by external stimuli, such as helveticoside or EEDS.

One of novel porous 1-D architectures, mesopore-functional carbon sphere nanochains (MCSNs), with highly interrelated networks have been directly evolved from the colloidal carbon sphere nanochains (CCSNs) through a unique Li2CO3-molten salt strategy.

Biological systems utilize highly complex, interrelated networks and pathways to function and in contrast to our previous work [19], here we used two complementary computational systems biology modeling approaches: Gene Ontology (GO; [24]) –based and canonical genetic-network-based, to derive understanding from our large dataset.

Network analysis showed 18 interrelated networks involved in important biological functions such as drug and bio-molecule metabolism, molecular transport and cellular communication.

In brief, we have demonstrated that chromatin interactions form a giant, interconnected network organized into three key interrelated structures: communities, hubs, and peripheral spokes.

Three types of fasciae, each of which has precise anatomical and biomechanical characteristics with specific relationships with surrounding structures, form an interrelated tensional network of connective tissue.