A close interrelationship existed between the drainage mean time and the apparent plastic viscosity, and between the critical drying time and the mean retardation time of the foams.
Understanding the interrelationship that exists between landscape patterns and fire history requires a great range of case studies to reduce the effects of substrate and climate.
In particular, much progress has been made in unraveling the complex interrelationships that exist between wort composition, yeast physiology, fermenter design, fermentation management and beer quality.
Given the interrelationships that exist between different fisheries sub-sectors (in terms of exchange of information and impact, e.g. Figure 1), a holistic approach to the implementation of the Code is required.
Understanding these complex processes and interrelationships that exist between autophagy and apoptosis becomes important since the interplay between these 2 processes determines whether a cell will live or die and could regulate therapeutic outcomes and disease progression.
Therefore, it was worth every effort to examine the interrelationship that may exist between prolonged conflict and HRSB among the people of Teso sub-region in Eastern Uganda.
A number of interrelationships exist among vitamins and between vitamins and other dietary constituents.
"Postmodern theory in general analyzes phenomena mainly from cultural and discursive perspectives, and often in terms of disconnected fragments without grasping systemic interrelationships such as exist between the capitalist state, economy and mass media" (Best and Kellner, 1991, p. 268).
Current research on prostate cancer etiology include the role of the environment, chronic inflammation, hormones and metabolism, diet and genetic factors with a growing interest in the complex interrelationships that may exist between these factors.
The interrelationships exist (Shum & Ferguson, 2012; Bernard et al., 2009; Chang & Guetl, 2007) between the main actors (students and educators), the main actors with the resources (content), and the resources themselves (e.g. recommender systems) (Anderson, 2003), see Fig. 1.
