Sentence examples for linked and interdependent from inspiring English sources
How the parts behave affects the performance of the whole because they are all linked and interdependent.
As a result, natural gas (NG) and electricity networks are getting increasingly linked and interdependent.
In this article, we take a social-ecological perspective to highlight how these two policy objectives are linked and interdependent and, therefore, subjected to complex dynamics between institutions and ecosystems.
Our results suggest that phenotypic differentiation and niche formation are tightly linked and interdependent processes; both emerge from the multitude of local interactions between the participating cells.
4 These linked and interdependent components produce a complex intervention.
Newborn health The health and survival of newborns is closely linked and interdependent with that of their mothers.
These three main dimensions of universal health coverage: population coverage, financial protection and access to services, are inter-linked and interdependent [ 4].
Mazzocato et al., [ 25] showed improvements in emergency care by adopting this approach, based on four Lean rules [ 31]: standardized work and reduced ambiguity, linked interdependent people, enhanced processes that are seamless and uninterrupted, and empowered staff to identify problems and make improvements using a scientific method.
The Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality indicates that "patients are recognized as potentially the only common thread linking interdependent clinicians and settings and may represent the only perspective and data source from which coordination of care may be measured" [ 19].
Lastly, an urban SDG could help to strengthen other SDGs and promote linkages among them especially in areas where the goals are linked or are interdependent on each other.
He thinks bathroom access is being increasingly curtailed in certain workplaces as American businesses adopt Japanese production methods that link workers in interdependent teams.
