Sentence examples for notion of interdependent from inspiring English sources

The notion of interdependent mRNA-miRNA transcriptional profiles controlling the Rasless phenotype is also supported by the observation that most transcriptional alterations of these miRs were predicted, with highly significant p-values (Table  1), by Genecodis analysis of the list of differentially expressed mRNAs of Rasless cells (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Epistemologically, the central notion of ecological thinking is interdependent, interactional, and/or reciprocal relationships between social system, development, human health, human livelihoods, and ecosystems.

This conceptual difficulty effectively precludes students from understanding any CCs or SCs that rely on the notion of development as a complex, interdependent process (e.g., CC2, SCb4, SCb6, SCd2, and SCd3) or the notion of pleiotropy (e.g., CC3 and SCb5).

Alas, in an intensively and increasingly interdependent world, that older notion of sovereignty has little to recommend it and relying on it is unlikely to make England or the U.K. great again.

And also for systems of interdependent definitions.

Game theory is the systematic study of interdependent rational choice.

Outstanding healthcare design requires a delicate balance of interdependent characteristics.

The Everglades are a complex system of interdependent ecosystems.

Can we open our hearts and minds to the complex, series of interdependent challenges we face?

It's a second, very sophisticated mechanism of interdependent keys, "protection classes" and your passcode.

We need first to identify pairs of interdependent sites.