Sentence examples for interrelated with its from inspiring English sources

Focusing on a specific, widely adopted performance technique, the Balanced Scorecard (BSC), this study explores how use of the PMS is interrelated with its design dimension.

All of it is interrelated with who we are".

Never mind that the three clans themselves are interrelated with, as the film puts it, "brothers and cousins fighting brothers and cousins".

It is thus interrelated with and dependent on a kind of practical knowing-how.

However, it is unclear how these different fibre traits are interrelated with each other and consequently how these interrelations influence wood density.

Agriculture is interrelated with the socio-economic and natural environment and faces increasingly the problem of managing its multiple functions in a sustainable way.

In his introduction, Spufford explains that he has begun with pieces steeped in a notion of the Antarctic as a "fortress of ice to be conquered" and arrived at the contemporary sense of the place as an immense natural system, "delicately interrelated with the functioning of the rest of the planet, from the world's weather to its ecosystems".

It has been shown that local control is critically interrelated with the prevention of distant spread, since late metastases occur in patients with local failure [ 1].

Traditional Hui cultural life was intimately interrelated with Islam.

He came from a very assimilated family, and they were interrelated with the Prussian aristocracy.

Schapiro wrote many research notes that are interrelated with other subjects in the collection.