Sentence examples for our interrelationships from inspiring English sources

For example, Kûkai's ideas engender an holistic view towards nature and the cosmos as encompassing ourselves and in our interrelationships with others.

Regarding thaliacean interrelationships, our phylogeny suggests a sister-group relationship between Pyrosomatida and Salpida, with Doliolida species arising first.

Our results reveal interrelationships involving and surrounding a highly efficient general base within an enzyme active site and provide valuable benchmarks to facilitate the development of general and quantitative models for these effects.

"This paper is part of a rapidly growing effort to define the interrelationships between our human genetic variations,  variations in the compositions of our gut microbial communities, our diets, and our health status," said Dr. Jefffrey I. Gordon, director of a newly established Center for Gut Microbiome and Nutrition Research at Washington University School of Medicine in Missouri.

Although a few human gut microbiome projects have been launched, the interrelationships between our diets and the structure and operations of our gut microbial communities are poorly understood.

The current analysis extends our understanding of DCS interrelationships to include examination of nationality and occupation as additional moderating variables.

The relationships of artiodactyls to each other are summarized in the phylogeny in Fig. 5 (a summary of our knowledge of the interrelationships of groups of organisms.

In recent years, the elucidation of full-length iGluR structures of NMDA, AMPA and kainate receptors by X-ray crystallography and single particle cryo-electron microscopy has greatly enhanced our understanding of the interrelationships between receptor architecture and gating mechanism.

Considering the interrelationships among our variables, the models presented are the most appropriate.

This analysis enhanced our understanding of the interrelationships among the IOP change, the baseline covariates, and the risk of developing POAG.

The authors feel that quantitative studies are needed to verify the perceptions of our interviewees regarding the interrelationships between environmental factors and antibiotic use and development of resistance.