Sentence examples for newly interdependent from inspiring English sources
Notably, it concedes that in our newly interdependent world the distinction between domestic and foreign affairs is diminishing.
They catalogue several interdependent newly identified mitochondrial phenotypes that are associated with reduced LETM1 expression, including altered intracellular calcium levels, dysfunctional mitochondrial transition pore opening, hyperpolarisation and superoxide leakage.
What is the role of human agency — of effective leadership, employee engagement, public service on the part of concerned citizens newly anxious to play a part in an increasingly interdependent world?
This newly discovered association between heparanase and MMPs suggests a combined interdependent control mechanism regulating the basal level of ECM degrading enzymes in cells and tissues.
Finally, the interdependent relationship between the well-established benchmarks and the newly developed proficiency profiles could be further studied.
"They are very interdependent".
We are all interdependent.
"Everything is cosmopolitan, interdependent".
Ecosystems are interdependent.
"It's being interdependent".
