Sentence examples for ongoing interplay from inspiring English sources
This is an ongoing interplay that is very hard to come now and stop".
Despite this accepted view of development as plastic, and thus involving an ongoing interplay of biology and experience, there still exists a heavy emphasis on genetics, in and of itself, wherever one or more genes might be implicated.
The human resources management literature suggests that workers and their work environment are reciprocally related, each influencing the other in an ongoing, dynamic interplay that affects the nature of the work and the outcomes [ 22- 25].
KRISTIE ROGERS: So I think the first is an awareness that these two types exist and ongoing attention to their interplay.
My ongoing research addresses the interplay between intellect and empathy in the practical development of a discipline of prayer.
Roach says there is a difficult interplay between the ongoing trauma of colonisation and over-representation of Aboriginal Australians in crime and domestic violence.
Hopefully, ongoing investigations will elucidate the interplay of these pathway components and identify specific upstream activators as well as downstream effectors in normal and neoplastic breast.
This interplay between the ongoing destructive mechanisms and the innate reparative processes eventually reaches a balance that is often described in terms of adaptive or maladaptive plasticity.
We are beginning to understand the function and regulation of some of these factors and efforts are ongoing to better characterize the complex interplay between the microorganism and host response.
A family history of myopia can also increase a person's risk of becoming short-sighted, and ongoing research is focused on understanding how the complex interplay of genetic and environmental risks have combined to lead to such a significant increase.
The increase in Pv aCO2/Ca vO2 was even higher during the oxygen supply dependency, due to the interplay of the aforementioned factors and the ongoing anaerobic CO2 production.
