Sentence examples for intertwined contributions from inspiring English sources
And genetically-engineered dopamine-deficient and μ-opioid receptor knockout mice expand further the experimental possibilities of dissociating the neurally intertwined contributions of dopamine and opioid systems.
A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Friend FiguredFInured In Corruption Case A corruption investigation involving Manuel Gonzalez, a longtime friend of Fernando Ferrer, the Democratic mayoral candidate, is a reminder of Mr. Ferrer's roots in a Bronx political culture where promises of favors and campaign contributions are often intertwined.
The other warrants relating to sincere relationships and curtailing of adverse effects of dominant power relations were intertwined with the lack of substantive contribution to the issues.
In this essay I provide an account of how research on gun violence has evolved over the last four decades, intertwined with personal observations and commentary on my contributions.
Although these properties are likely intertwined with transformation at some level, their individual contributions remain largely unknown.
The interrelationships between disease and declines in nutritional status are tightly intertwined making it difficult to depict their independent contributions.
In the CA1 region of postnatal (11 35 days old) rats, a dissociation of NMDA receptor-dependent and mGluR-dependent forms of LTD is evident (Nicoll et al. 1998), whereas in adult rats, the NMDA receptor and group I mGluR contribution to LTD appear to be intertwined (Manahan-Vaughan 1997).
The overlap of contributions shows how tightly McAuliffe's universe is intertwined with the Clintons'.
Contributions include providing a better understanding of how engineering graduate students' lives in the lab are situated and intertwined with group collaborative processes.
His business activities were intertwined with his role as a major fundraiser for the Democratic Party, and he gained notoriety after suspicious patterns of bundled campaign contributions were reported in 2007.
The results of several studies trying to disentangle the precise contribution of humoral, neural, and environmental factors to BPV have indicated that these factors are often inextricably intertwined.
