It is the product of the complex interplay between them.
Lyndsey's feeling of improvement was, perhaps, another example of the complex interplay between body and mind.
By the early two-thousands, scientists had worked out much of the complex interplay that keeps mammals on a stable twenty-four-hour loop.
At appropriate moments in the term, outside specialists may be brought in to enhance the students' understanding of the complex interplay between substantive and practical issues.
Advances in chemical genomics, gene editing, and model systems now permit deconstruction of the complex interplay between these protein states and the host factors that react to them.
Good health, which is not simply the absence of illness and injury, is the result of the complex interplay of many factors.
At appropriate points, we may be joined by outside specialists to e nhance our understanding of the complex interplay between substantive and practical issues.
We now have extensive evidence of the complex interplay between genetic vulnerability and environment in determining the outcome for any one individual.
Ken Starr's zealous and chillingly unambiguous morality, on the other hand, suggests none of the fullness, none of the complex interplay and recognition of opposing forces that interest the intelligent mind.
The exact impact of ethanol demand on food prices is hard to determine, because of the complex interplay of factors such as weather, market speculation, energy prices and so on.
Candidate-gene approaches and recent genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have enabled a deeper understanding of the complex interplay of the donor recipient interactions that lead to transplant tolerance or rejection.
