Sentence examples for possible interrelations from inspiring English sources

This chapter considers how sleep and emotion regulation processes change across the life span, exploring possible interrelations between these changes.

In this study, we are trying to establish whether the proficiency in BCI control is associated with any of the neurophysiological or psychological correlates of motor imagery, as well as to determine possible interrelations among them.

This was the motive for his monumental work in ontology, The Controversy over the Existence of the World, designed to describe the different possible modes of being and their possible interrelations, with a view to narrowing down possible solutions to the realism/idealism problem.

Based on the full spatial information of pathogens and immune cells as well as all possible interrelations between them, the presented analysis reveals that pksP mutant conidia do not only have an increased phagocytosis ratio as compared to wild-type conidia but also show a significantly increased aggregation behaviour.

Thus, possible interrelations between cerebral function and the described alterations in arterial amino acids could not be assessed.

However, a mechanism of regulation of the Ulk3 gene and possible interrelations between endogenous Ulk3 and Gli proteins remains unclear.

These observations hint a role of hippocampus in patients with chronic pain and a possible interrelation between pain, memory, and emotions.

Additionally, we investigated a possible interrelation between the amount of isoQC mRNA and the accumulation of Abeta and of pGlu-Abeta.

Several studies have shown that Th17 and Treg cells are found in peripheral blood of lung cancer patients [ 23, 24]; however, the possible interrelation between these subsets remains to be elucidated.

Nevertheless, the notion that disruption of certain genes triggers distinct pathological changes, almost exclusively limited to the salivary and lacrimal glands, may encourage further investigation of possible interrelation-ships between organ and lymphocyte development and the etiology of autoimmune diseases.

To examine a possible interrelation with the target prediction preference for long and GC-rich sequences, the 1,000 longest and GC-richest, as well as the 1,000 shortest and GC-poorest transcripts, were tested.