Sentence examples for long-term interplay from inspiring English sources
Soil salinization is a relatively common form of soil degradation in Europe threatening coastal areas and fertile lowlands and altering the long-term interplay between natural and human factors at the local scale.
Planning human resources for health (HRH) requires modelling long-term interplay between the supply of specialists and forecasting the changing needs of the population and the emerging care pathways.
However, we believe that the short-term and long-term interplay between degrees of systemic inflammation and surrogates that are thought to reflect functional or structural vessel changes, as well as the overall metabolic state of the individual patient, requires more investigation in longitudinal studies designed specifically for this purpose.
Accurate and sophisticated antiviral immunity has been established in long-term evolution from the interplay of the virus and the host.
Clare Allan's Poppy Shakespeare is about the interplay between long-term and new patients in a mental institution.
The stratigraphy of Saliña Tam at the leeward coast of Bonaire reflects an interplay of long-term sea-level rise, gradual sediment dynamics as well as periodic (tropical cyclones) and episodic (tsunamis) wave impacts.
This study examines the interplay between long-term climate changes, compounded natural disturbances and human driven land-use changes on catastrophic soil erosion of the heathland ecosystem of Haukadalsheiði, south Iceland.
Phenotypic outcomes with long-term consequences thus involve the interplay between genetic, developmental and environmental influences.
Long-term plaque accumulation and an interplay of host and bacterial factors result in chronic inflammation and tissue damage.
Other studies focus on countries where humanitarian crises occurred some time ago and examine the interplay between long-term effects of refugee experiences and subsequent acculturation [ 21].
First, it is well known that among long-term disabled persons psychosocial factors interplay with mental health related factors in sustaining long-term sickness absence and disability [ 26- 28].
