Sentence examples for on this interrelationship from inspiring English sources
Then, based on this interrelationship, fuzzy ANP method is implemented for calculating the weights of the related criteria.
For these reasons this study focuses on the interrelationship occurring between pathologies at batch level.
This study, therefore, focused on the interrelationship between the plasma jet and the working gas.
To the best of our knowledge, this article is the first review on the interrelationship between physical activity, physical fitness and overweight, and hence our results cannot be related to the literature or to other study populations.
This slim text is a meditation on the interrelationship of scientific research and technological innovation, on the threats that societal influences pose to their successful continuation, and on the problem of reconciling the innovator's need for freedom to follow where inquiry leads with society's interest in defining the acceptable limits of such enquiry.
Both approaches are useful in their own right; while the first approach provides more detailed information about one specific element of PBL, the second approach provides insights on the interrelationship between the different elements.
The history of the studies on the interrelationship between amino acids, MTOR signaling and autophagy is the subject of this review.
Like the Petra exhibit, his studies focus on the interrelationship among economics, religion and culture in shaping a civilization.
His films of the late 1920s and '30s contain a stronger emphasis on the interrelationship between social conditions and the individual.
Oriented toward the organization and interpretation of anthropological facts rather than toward field work, Dixon introduced an emphasis on the interrelationship between culture and natural environment.
Discussion of BP's prospects here now hinge on the interrelationship between the two main types of risk in Russia — effective nationalization by the state or conflict with private oligarchic partners.
