Sentence examples for interrelationship I from inspiring English sources

This procedure not only produces a topological network map of the livelihood landscape, it also assigns weights to each occupational interrelationship (i.e. link).

This can be a nuanced and inherently complex interrelationship, I know.

Thus, we assessed whether linear interrelationships (i.e., correlation) exist for selected molecular muscle parameters which we have identified to be regulated in a load-dependent manner in rat muscle by FAK protein and FAK-pY397 content [ 20, 37].

Specifically, this article reports results of a study that examined; (i) the interrelationship between vulnerability, exposure to war trauma and HRSB and (ii) the socio-cultural dynamics that underlay risky sexual behaviours in a post-conflict population.

Moreover, within the context of pediatric behavior modification, consideration of the complex interrelationships between environmental factors (i.e., family, peers, school, media, built environment) must be taken into account.

The CoP model, defined as a group of people who have common concerns, a set of problems, and a passion about solving the problems [ 28, 29], consists of two core components: (i) the interrelationships formed around mutual trust, identity, and understanding; and (ii) the acknowledgement of differences in perception and understanding.

We further assessed the prognostic value of carcino-embryonic antigen in serum (s-CEA) and the interrelationship between s-TATI and TATI in tissue (t-TATI).

We explored the colonization correlation statuses of mothers and children, i.e., the interrelationship of the three bacteria in mothers taking into account bacterial colonization in the children, and vice-versa with the results given in Table  3.

This approach was necessary to gain meaningful insights into group I intron evolution because phylogenetic methods often perform poorly under the situations used here; i.e., the interrelationships of many divergent lineages need to be resolved with a relatively small data set.

The cell influences its microenvironment and, at the same time, the microenvironment influences cellular behavior—I am exploring this interrelationship.

Ditto the old joke about the plumber who looks like Marx and, in reply to repeated requests from the party to remove his beard, says "Sure, I'll shave my beard but where shall I put my wisdom?" The interrelationship between communism and our historical and cultural legacy should become an object of study for historians and sociologists.