Sentence examples for interrelationship has been from inspiring English sources

This interrelationship has been attributed to specific brain networks selectively affected by diseases that accompany, but are not necessarily caused by, ageing [ 13].

When all of these interrelationships have been specified, and their further interrelations spelled out – I am "Sam's father" not only to Sam, but to her friends, husband and children as well – then I have been altogether individuated, but with nothing left over with which to piece together an individual self; at all.

The endothelin (ET) system and RAS are two of the most potent vasopressor mechanisms identified to date and in conditions where both systems are activated, their interrelationships have been proposed to contribute to the development of hypertension [ 35].

First, index patients' acceptance to let us contact their relatives might have introduced a bias towards an overrepresentation of families with good interrelationship (which has been identified as a determinant of participation in colonoscopic screening).

Whatever the implicit models of their interrelationships, there has been little theoretical attention or research to understand the relationship between depression and QoL.

Formaldehyde is a well-known skin sensitizer, but its interrelationship with asthma has been debated for many years.

However, a very little work on the interrelationship of morphological parameters has been carried out.

The interrelationships of these taxa has been debated, with Cestoda being considered sister group of either Monogenea ( = Cercomeromorpha) or Trematoda.

There have been times of very good government when this interrelationship of church and state has been present.

The complex interrelationship of altered physiology and pharmacokinetics has been recently described [ 6, 8].

A model to explain the interrelationship between aromatase and COX enzymes has been proposed.