Sentence examples for reflect interdependence from inspiring English sources

Religion is acknowledged for the first time and even the book's new title, "Nuestros Cuerpos, Nuestras Vidas" -- or, "Our Bodies, Our Lives" -- was recast to reflect interdependence instead of individualism.

In this paper, we propose a supply chain design model that integrates facility location with safety stock placement and delivery strategy decisions, to reflect their interdependence and ultimately improve the resulting supply chain design.

Such correlations may reflect actual interdependence among different aspects of QOL or response set, perhaps related to method variance [ 2]: these are indistinguishable without further assessment of QOL appraisal.

To test whether this parallel change in protein level reflects an interdependence of Hv1 and Nox2 expression, the experiment was repeated in Nox2 deficient (X CGD) PLB-985 cells.

Sideris notes how "the destruction of social and cultural order is manifested in subjective forms of distress reflecting the interdependence between psychological processes and social environments" [ 41].

But now, as the 15-member European Union considers admitting new Central and East European members and strengthening its political unity to reflect its economic interdependence, France and Germany are not working in unison.

Instagram launched a Weekend Hashtag project to reflect our eternal interdependence on water.

They all reflect the astonishing increase in global interdependence.

The mirrored trajectories reflect the two parameters' complementarity and interdependence in determining the hazard of mortality in early childhood.

Healthy aging should be recognizable based upon a well-chosen set of measurements from a broad range of domains, which collectively reflect the multifaceted effects of aging, and the interdependence of these effects among organ systems [ 4].

Ferritin, in contrast, belongs to the group of acute phase proteins [ 9, 10] and often does not reflect iron stores [ 9] in cancer, due to its interdependence with inflammatory reactions [ 17].