Sentence examples for its interrelation from inspiring English sources
In the present investigation, the formation of γ-Nb2C in the Nb Zr C alloy and its interrelation with other Nb2C carbide phases has been studied.
Some complications for this convergence could arise from a specific behaviour of a for particular models, e.g., due to behaviour of the oceanic heat uptake in the course of integration and its interrelation with equilibrium temperature sensitivity [32 35].
Here we used arterial spin labelling (ASL) for cerebral blood flow mapping to characterise the neural correlates of perceived intensity of osteoarthritis (OA) pain and its interrelation with negative affect.
This allows for an accurate value of the true diffusion coefficient in the fibres as well as for a founded insight in the dye diffusion process and its interrelation with the glass transition, which is not possible by the commonly used methods.
Because of its curated content and its interrelation with internal and external resources, the Directory has a potential for enhanced visibility in search engines.
In this respect, there is much scientific work done on the impact of limited health literacy on health outcomes and health care utilization [ 12] but its interrelation with patient experiences with health care quality remains indefinite [ 20].
However, we live in the digital era and similarly to the Earth, the Web is simply too large and its interrelations too complex for anyone to grasp much of it through direct observation.
So far, no theoretical model that includes all the named aspects and its interrelations to explain educational aspirations exists.
Now, if one admits that truth is a specific abstract object (the corresponding truth value), then logic in the first place has to explore the features of this object and its interrelations to other entities of various other kinds.
There are a number of reasons that have led us to choose a tool such as this one: the amount of information generated in a hospital, its great interrelation and the need of heuristic knowledge for its processing.
However, considering the quantitative and qualitative importance of nursing in health care and its close interrelation with medical care especially in hospital settings, it may be questioned why the Nursing Council does not have an equal right in decision making, meaning a vote, in the respective decision making bodies [ 19].
