Sentence examples for is the interrelationship from inspiring English sources

"What it's all about is the interrelationship of the negative shape – the figure-ground relationship, the shapes between characters and within characters," Parker explained in Gary Hustwit's 2007 documentary, Helvetica.

What is less visible, and perhaps not well understood, is the interrelationship between fighter groups and broader Muslim civil society.

This is the interrelationship between the features, viz., the expression level, complex forming ability and the coefficient of functionality, that guided the difference in evolutionary rates of DF and SF proteins.

Those are the interrelationship between demand for public transport and quality of service and the question of the total income effect.

Of particular relevance are the interrelationships among poverty, inequality, and health [ 13, 14].

Perhaps the most obvious incongruencies are the interrelationships of the major odontocete (toothed whales) clades (Fig. 1).

An important set of topics for modeling to address are the interrelationships among intervention efficacy, intervention durability, and the effects on parasite and vector dynamics.

The potential confounding effect of practice settings such as MLU on the outcomes of midwife-led care is complex as are the interrelationships between philosophy and continuity of care [ 7].

Another important facilitator gleaned from the study's results is the importance of the interrelationship between research and industry (for example, in P3).

Our hypothesis is the possibility of interrelationships between the VEGF receptor family and troponins, and, or troponins have a VEGF-like function on mTECs cannot be excluded.

For the final session, the theme was the cyclical interrelationship of trauma and the apocalypse, and Thurner, after screening the movie, tried to create a theoretical framework for discussion by drawing a series of diagrams, all arrows and blobs, on the blackboard.