Sentence examples for reactive relationship from inspiring English sources

Now a whole new school of history argues that the individual histories of the four nations of these islands are each shaped by the others - so perhaps "Englishness" is not a Ding an sich (thing in itself) but a reactive relationship.

Genes predicted to be causal for atherosclerotic lesion size in genetic crosses of mice with differing susceptibility to atherosclerosis were identified [17] based on (i) the correlation between transcript levels and lesion size, (ii) the overlap of expression and atherosclerosis QTLs and (iii) the likelihood of a causal rather than a dependent or reactive relationship based on Bayesian modeling.

For example, during phase 1 of GEMOT, the variant only has linked relationships with a trait, therefore it cannot be declared as an eQTL; in bipartite and tripartite modules and also throughout the simulation studies, reactive relationships may appear, and therefore the variant is not an eQTL.

As healthcare delivery models are increasingly focusing on holistic health and moving away from acute symptom management, physicians with access to such increased patient metrics will be at an advantage to foster a proactive rather than a reactive patient relationship.

In addition, we explored putative causal and reactive (downstream) relationships between the significantly regulated genes and others in the high or low response groups using structural equation modeling.

In the design of rocking depth, reactive torque and relationship between weight on bit and reactive torque should also be taken into consideration.

One great advantage of this procedure is that when a correlation between an expression trait and a clinical phenotype does exist, it can distinguish causal, reactive, or independent relationship between them.

The model avoids components that are related only through reactive or independent relationships (p 3, g 2 ) or by environmental factors (p 6 ).

For the non-reactive compounds, the relationship between the saturated vapour pressure (P, mmHg at 25°C) was log RD50 (ppm) = 0.844 × log P + 2.634 (r = 0.89), which predicts the RD50 to be 93,348 ppm if MF is an entirely non-reactive compound.

In this process, a relationship between reactive, passive, and cross-scalar dissipations is derived.

Objective: [1] To evaluate sperm membrane damage during cryopreservation-thawing by the assessment of phosphatidylserine (PS) translocation and [2] to examine the relationship between reactive oxygen species (ROS) and cryopreservation-related alterations.