Sentence examples for interwoven and linked from inspiring English sources

You cannot look at the organizational chart as a set of individual departments operating separately, but as an interwoven and linked group of people all working for the good of the company.

The different levels of society are interwoven and linked to each other so that violence rarely occupies the directly affected area only [ 2].

These distinct factors are potentially linked and interwoven, and it is difficult to disentangle and quantify their respective contribution to the establishment of Neotropical diversity [ 17].

Several reports illustrate well the cascade of interwoven events that link cellular activation, TF up-regulation, the release of MPs presenting active TF and the triggering of disseminated intravascular coagulopathy and shock [ 28, 29].

The film is an unapologetic and at times unnerving and uncomfortable drama, a depiction of life in the most unloved and unforgiving streets of east London, seen through the interwoven lives of its dysfunctional characters, linked and part-narrated by six new Plan B tracks.

It consists mainly of fibroblasts, cells responsible for collagen and elastic fibers synthesis that enter into the extracellular matrix composition. 1 Elastic fibers are closely linked and interwoven with the collagen fibrils so that they can recoil after transient stretching, preventing overstretching.

A prerequisite is to improve the understanding of the underlying, complex and interwoven links within the market.

Biological systems are complex and interwoven and in most cases single-line connections are insufficient to capture the whole range of information contained in a network, because components are often linked by more than one type of relationship.

"Sandals more interwoven and complete.

Businesses are becoming more like the technology itself: more adaptable, more interwoven and more specialised.

In the script the three stories aren't interwoven, and we shot each one separately.