Sentence examples for reduced interconnectedness from inspiring English sources
Later investigations did find reduced interconnectedness for positive interpersonal content in depressed individuals, relative to healthy control participants and a mixed anxiety control group (Dozois & Frewen, 2006), although this profile did not show specificity to depression in that similar findings emerged for a sample with social phobia.
"Clearinghouses are intimately connected with the financial system and overall banking system, so the idea that clearinghouses reduce the interconnectedness of the financial system is incorrect," he said.
That reduces complexity and interconnectedness and the risk that problems with one issuer of credit-default swaps will spread through the system.
I would argue that regulators should freely use this broad authority to commit credibly to resolution with creditor losses by reducing big banks' size and interconnectedness.
For larger, more complex species, the interconnectedness of high free volume domains plays a role in reducing the apparent diffusion constant as the time of measurement increases.
The objective of much policy in the West is to increase the interconnectedness of physicians, furthering the transfer of information and thus reducing variation.
Taking all this into account, we suggest that reducing vulnerability and improving double exposure areas by increasing the number and interconnectedness of eWMUs could represent an effective strategic approach at the municipal level to address LULCC and climate change.
This interconnectedness is a distinguishing characteristic of contemporary globalization, and provides the basis for Pogge's argument that the industrialized world has an ethical obligation to reduce poverty outside its own borders [ 1].
Gandhi understood this interconnectedness.
The lesson, Tercek added, was "interconnectedness".
