Sentence examples for model of interdependence from inspiring English sources

An emerging model of interdependence between neural and vascular systems includes VEGF, with its dual roles as a potent angiogenesis factor and neural regulator.

With our quantum-like model of interdependence, we solve an open problem to show that redundant members impede team interdependence and performance justifying our conclusion that interdependence is a resource free humans intuitively exploit to promote social welfare.

Three: Care for Our Planet Recognizing that the natural world functions as an intricate, balanced model of interdependence, we affirm our respect for the environment and will use its finite resources with care.

Next to the traditional family model of interdependence, a more recent family model of psychological interdependence can be identified.

In the traditional family model of interdependence, the emphasis on collectivism and dependence of children is still strong (Kagitçibasi and Ataca 2005; Koç 2008).

Here we present a multilevel selection model of interdependence in group living species, where cooperation is modelled as an n-player Threshold Public Good Game and where selection acts both at the individual and at the group level.

Bill Clinton last month told cheering crowds here -- there is a Bil Klinton Boulevard in Pristina -- that the talks could "create for the world a model of positive interdependence".

In our discussion, we propose a model of clonal interdependence during metastases formation as the underlying biological mechanism.

Qualitative research among second-generation Turks in Europe has shown that this family model of psychological interdependence is also evident among Turkish migrant populations (Hooghiemstra 2001; Strassburger 2003).

In addition, the second generation can be expected to gain increasing influence in the partner selection process (Hooghiemstra 2001; Strassburger 2003) for instance, due to the spread of the family model of psychological interdependence (Kagitçibasi and Ataca 2005; Koç 2008).

Although conformity to parental preferences and expectations remains relatively strong, in the family model of psychological interdependence parents raise their children to be more autonomous in order for them to be more competitive in an urban environment (Kagitçibasi and Ataca 2005).