Loo (1941c) supposed that, "human constitution is the physical make-up and their interrelationships of an individual with predisposition to health and disease".
The dominant neo-Keynesian (see economics: Keynesian economics) and monetarist schools of economics make predictions of the macroscopic behaviour of economies (see macroeconomics) based the interrelationship of a few variables; money supply, rate of inflation, and rate of unemployment jointly determine the rate of economic growth.
The interrelationship of a MMR deficiency and other dI repair activities in HNPCC tumors needs to be determined.
Validity evidence includes the theoretical and contextual origin of items, choice of response processes, internal structure, and interrelationship of a measure's variables.
This subject concerns the complex interrelationship of a genetically determined protein deficiency, enzymes which are inhibited by that protein, environmental challenges such as cigarette smoke and industrial pollutants, and the occurrence of obstructive lung disease (Fig. 1).
Other writers have used the concept of function to mean the interrelationships of parts within a system, the adaptive aspect of a phenomenon, or its observable consequences.
Orchestral music requires "an interrelationship of elements, a balance, with no one instrument having the main voice all the time," Mr. Barenboim elaborated.
"This is a step…to reach an amicable resolution of the interrelationships of the companies," said an AIG spokesman.Mr Greenberg still heads both Starr International and C.V. Starr & Co., and thus is in control of the largest block of AIG's shares as well as a big chunk of pay for the people who now run the company.
But to make this work, Dr. Steinhardt said in an interview, it was necessary to replace the mathematical Penrose matching rules with new rules based on the interrelationships of real atoms in a quasicrystal.
