Thanks to digitalization we are more closely interconnected with each other than ever before.
Another reason is that, as the peoples of the world become ever more closely interconnected in an age of globalization and in multicultural societies, ethics based in any one religion would only appeal to some of us; it would not be meaningful for all.
The world is more interconnected now; young people in constant connection know it.
In the electricity sector, these policies are likely to be closely interconnected, yet they are often considered in isolation.
But if we've learned (or relearned) one thing in the past few years, it is that modern economies are closely interconnected.
It is also closely interconnected to other external elements.
Focal adhesion(GO 0005925) is also closely interconnected to the M. tuberculosis infection process.
Cellular senescence (CS) is underlying mechanism of organism aging and is closely interconnected with age-related diseases (ARDs).
While in some respects the coagulation cascade and the inflammatory response are separate processes, they are closely interconnected in acute disease.
Crucially, the staff of each TSU are not part of the SACS itself; instead, each TSU is separate from although closely interconnected with the preexisting government department.
The eNOS is regulated by a variety of post-translational events and emerging evidences imply that each regulatory mechanism is closely interconnected [ 27].
