Our metabolism reflects an interplay of things like genes, hormones, and the bacteria that populate the gut, so how much energy we absorb from what we eat varies from person to person.
The magnitude of the yield reflects an interplay between the kcat(H2O2) and the stability of compounds toward H2O2-driven oxidative degradation, and is thus an accurate measure of the efficacy of a catalyst.
The stratigraphy of Saliña Tam at the leeward coast of Bonaire reflects an interplay of long-term sea-level rise, gradual sediment dynamics as well as periodic (tropical cyclones) and episodic (tsunamis) wave impacts.
While it is generally appreciated that microbial pathogenesis is a complex process that reflects an interplay of pathogen, host, and environmental factors, we wished to examine to what degree there may be virulence factors that are so critical for disease processes that their very presence is strongly associated with disease, rather than simply host colonization/interaction.
Complex traits such as sense of fairness are neither the exclusive result of hard wiring, nor shaped entirely by non-genetic factors, but reflect an intricate interplay between genes and environmental elements ('nature and nurture').
The reasons for these extensive fluctuations are complex and reflect an intricate interplay of factors that control the natural cycle and transmission dynamics of TBE virus.
Higher coordination numbers (5 (D3 h symmetry), 6 (O h), and 7 (D5 h )) present complex calculated spectra that reflect an intricate interplay between electric and magnetic multipoles in the different spherical particles, conformed by the symmetry of each cluster configuration, although the experimental spectra are strongly affected by the immersion oil, as noted above.
Fluvial and colluvial sediments such as river terraces and slope deposits found in the valleys reflect a complex interplay between landscape forming processes.
In all these instances, the stratal geometries and facies architecture cannot be attributed to a simple lowering of regional sea-level, but instead reflect a complex interplay of controlling factors including tectonic movements, changes in sediment supply, deep-water current activity and climate, in addition to sea-level.
Like many injuries, residential fires and resulting deaths reflect a complex interplay of numerous factors, including ignition sources, structural feature of the dwelling, alarm and sprinkler systems, behavior responses, alcohol and substance use, and mobility issues in exiting a burning structure (Baker et al. 1992; Marshall et al. 1998; Runyan et al. 1992).
