Sentence examples for of the complex interrelationship from inspiring English sources
My lab is interested in all aspects of the complex interrelationship between pathogens and their hosts.
Debates over immigration, said Joseph Chamie, director of the United Nations Population Division, are characterized by "a yawning lack of data, absence of theories to explain international migration, a weak understanding of the complex interrelationship between migration and development, and concerns about the social, economic and political consequences".
We aimed to create awareness and better understanding of the complex interrelationship between institutional and learner's needs in an challenging open education eco-system that allows more people to gain access to education, regardless of their learning background.
The Conference recognized that, in view of the complex interrelationship of the production, consumption and trade aspects of the adjustment process and of FAA's competence in all aspects of agriculture, FAO had an important role to play in the process of international agricultural adjustment.
Yet until now no single book has focused on the complex interrelationships of memory and belief.
As an analytical framework for interpreting the social world, the idea that civil society should be understood as, by definition, separated from and opposed to the operations of the state and official public institutions has various disadvantages, not the least of which is that it inhibits appreciation of the complex interrelationships between state and society.
It is argued that a more complete understanding of the complex interrelationships and linkages between archaeological sites and the semi-natural environments in which they are situated can only be achieved through the combined application of research methods employed by both the archaeological and geomorphological disciplines.
Meeting these needs requires a clearer and better understanding of the complex interrelationships between these factors.
The present results provide evidence of the complex interrelationships among histological subtypes, hormone responsiveness, tumour growth, apoptosis and angiogenesis activation.
This map, referred to as the differential disease regulome, provides a first global statistical overview of the complex interrelationships between diseases, genes and controlling elements.
The use of fluorescent reporters to quantify DNA damage and p53 levels in live cells provided a quantitative analysis of the complex interrelationships between both processes.
