Sentence examples for intertwined changes from inspiring English sources

Just as, or perhaps even more importantly, NEFI will address two significant and intertwined changes that have emerged.

Over the years, intertwining changes in the way films are marketed and companies are managed prompted an efflorescence that is no secret to reporters and editors, but was suddenly visible to Mr. Pierson in a ballroom at the Beverly Hilton hotel.

In type 2 diabetes changes in mitochondrial capacity are intertwined with changes in lipid oxidation (7).

These applications often embody fundamental changes in clinical processes, and implementation is intertwined with changes in workflow [6, 10].

Changes in gene expression that may be induced by bacteria binding, uptake or intracellular vesicle traffic are intertwined with changes due to metabolic adaptation to growth on bacteria.

Relentless growth of cancer cells requires metabolic reprogramming that is intertwined with changes in the epigenetic landscape.

5, 13 The Coccidioides spp. lifecycle is closely intertwined with changes in climate conditions.

In two empirical interventional (EI) model studies [ 27, 28], learning and healthcare delivery were implicitly intertwined as changes in attitude were required for both patients and GPs in order for them to learn and work as a team [ 27].

These organelle-specific lipidomic analyses described above demonstrate that organelle function and lipid composition are intertwined, and change in parallel in response to different physiological conditions.

For the AV to be a blessing and not a curse, technological development has to be intertwined with societal change in the way we view cars and our mobility.

The subject was introduced in Copenhagen by delegate Zhao Baige: "Population and climate change are intertwined, but the population issue has remained a blind spot when countries discuss ways to mitigate climate change and slow down global warming".