Thus, the development of metastatic niches forms part of a mutually dependent co-evolution of tumor cells and their microenvironment at primary and secondary sites [ 3].
Economies are intertwined and mutually dependent; technological and medical advances in one part of the globe bring advances to other parts; and climate change knows no national boundaries.
However, Horgan and Tienson (2002) claim that content and character are mutually dependent.
They are mutually dependent activities with, in reality, the dependence being often broken".
The relative contribution of all these mutually dependent factors needs further investigations.
One possible explanation of why a given metabolic pathway may not form stand-alone regulons is that it is part of a biological program encompassing several concurrent and mutually dependent processes.
Thus, brain-to-brain entrainment in the alpha-beta frequencies could be conceived as part of an emergent property of coupled systems that are mutually dependent due to interactive prediction processes40.
Still, it would recognize the reality that boundaries in this region are porous and its localities mutually dependent.
Because of their common origin, these two remain part of a single quantum system, meaning that their own quantum states are mutually dependent, or "entangled", even when they fly in different directions.
When people ask me how many moves the "Creature" can make, I say: 'I don't know, you don't know, but it knows…' Its parts have a functional relationship, like in a real living organism, and their movements are mutually dependent".
"The press and its readers are likely to be mutually dependent," he wrote, "influencing each other in a constantly shifting process of mutual adaptation".
