During the Occupation, Jean-Paul Sartre had continued to explore the questions of freedom and necessity, and the interrelationship of individual and collective responsibility and action, in plays such as Les Mouches (1943; The Flies) and Huis-Clos (1944; No Exit, also published as In Camera) and in the treatise L'Être et le néant (1943; Being and Nothingness).
Next, an exploratory analysis using descriptive and regression analyses were done using Stata 10.1, Associations of each dimension with age, sex, frailty, and education, were studied using linear regression models in order to obtain a more holistic view of the interrelationship of individual domains.
Because OA has a multifactorial nature and complex interrelationship of the individual elements of a whole joint, there is a need for comprehensive therapeutic approaches for cartilage tissue engineering, which simultaneously address multiple aspects of disease etiology.
Loo (1941c) supposed that, "human constitution is the physical make-up and their interrelationships of an individual with predisposition to health and disease".
Analysis of antibiotic consumption is an essential component of infection control, especially for NICU patients – for effective planning and reliable evaluation of interrelationships between individual elements of control programs.
Not unexpectedly, the risk of CKD rose in stepwise fashion as the number of components of the metabolic syndrome increased, further emphasizing the complex interrelationship between individual components of the syndrome and their simultaneous contributions to the development of CKD.
In addition to the importance of individual climatic factors, the interrelationship of all environmental factors affects growth.
EMA allows investigators to capture events and experiences with a high degree of temporal resolution and to probe the interrelationship of multiple factors within an individual over time.
Descriptive and exploratory analyses will be performed to understand the distributions of individual variables and the interrelationships among different variables, and inform multivariable modeling and causal inferences.
With the great athletic festivals, which brought Greeks together at set intervals of years to Olympia and later to Delphi, Nemea, and the Isthmus (the four great Panhellenic, or "all-Greek," games), one passes from the internal organization of individual Greek societies to their interrelationships.
"In intervening in people's lives to achieve change, social workers must recognise the interrelationships of structural and individual factors in the social context in which services operate, and the need to address their impact on the lives of children and adults".
