Sentence examples for manifold interactions from inspiring English sources
'manifold interactions' is an acceptable phrase to use in written English
You can use it when you need to refer to multiple types of interactions, or interactions with a wide variety of elements. For example, "The internet allows us to have manifold interactions with each other and the world around us."
Its methodology needs, of necessity, to take account of the manifold interactions between human abilities in the complex area of human action and behaviour.
The manifold interactions between biological entities of the same hierarchical level or between different levels are accounted for by networks, primarily metabolic pathways and regulatory circuits.
Forest Ecosystems will try to stimulate more and wider discussion about the manifold interactions in forests and their ecosystems that influence the products and services on which people rely.
Numerous studies have demonstrated that the accurate simulation of the Alpine snow cover is difficult due to the manifold interactions of preferential snow deposition, wind induced snow transport, and snow slides.
Thus, the network is equipped with a unique potential: In highlighting the manifold interactions, conversions and links that connect Germany with the rest of Europe and Europe with other parts of the world the Centres, their scholars and their alumni can help form the foundation for a lasting mutual understanding and, ultimately, a peaceful future within Europe and beyond.
Although neither BMPR-IA nor its BMP ligands are classical hub proteins, the manifold interactions of BMPR-IA and other BMP type I receptors with various BMPs as well as the interaction of these BMPs with other receptors, co-receptors or modulator proteins show similarities to hub proteins in these interaction networks.
A manifold of epistatic interactions between naturally occurring polymorphisms of D. melanogaster immune genes were previously described for immune genes on chromosome 2 [17], [17].
In addition, the broad molecular partnership that typifies IDRs, suggests that Henipavirus PNT and NTAIL domains could be involved in manifold protein-protein interactions.
In addition, following previous hints establishing a relationship between structural disorder and protein interactivity, the present results suggest that Henipavirus PNT and NTAIL domains could be involved in manifold protein-protein interactions.
Through these manifold possibilities of interaction with host cells, H. pylori interferes with the complex signal transduction networks in its host and mediates a multi-step pathogenesis.
Therefore, phenological phases are used as indicators for detecting ecological impacts of climate change on flora and fauna such as plants, migratory birds or fishes and, consequently, on ecosystems reflecting the results of manifold combinations of environmental interactions [1].
