Sentence examples for intricately interact from inspiring English sources

Genetics and epigenetics intricately interact in the pathogenesis of cancer (Esteller, 2007).

In other words, even though speakers demonstrated large individual variations due to their different dialectal associations, which also intricately interacted with syllable structure in addition to idiosyncratic choices, intra-speaker variability was in general fairly low.

Dahl also appeared to confirm the wide agreement among scientists that it is difficult to make theoretical advances or conduct human population research because humankind is seen as essentially different from other species and the human world is viewed as being composed of many intricately connected things that interact in extremely complex ways.

The deconstruction of suspicion is going to require effort, as notions of whom we should be suspicious of are intricately woven into the fabric of how we interact, who acquires the most desirable social positioning, and in some cases who gets imprisoned, or even killed.

These four systems interact closely with one another giving rise to an intricately linked intercellular communication network.

Interestingly, PIL2 was also shown to physically interact with RGL2 [ 34], indicating that RGL2 might be intricately involved in the light-dependent phytochrome-mediated regulation of germination.

The catalytic core is an intricately interlocked structure of TERT and TER, including a previously structurally uncharacterized TERT domain that interacts with the TEN domain to physically enclose TER and regulate activity.

If we take folk or 'traditional ecological knowledge to refer to the culturally shared body of knowledge of the environment held by people that interact with the environment' (Godoy et al. 2005), continuity in the methods of interaction is intricately associated with the continuity of the knowledge itself (Grice and Hodgkinson 2002).