Sentence examples for regional interaction from inspiring English sources

"[FeLaSoFi] is of great importance to the smaller societies of Central America and the Caribbean region, because these communities are rather small and would have little regional interaction or international contact otherwise," Irving Lerch, director of international affairs at the American Physical Society ( APS), explains.

In a treatment-by-region analysis Mahaffey et al. [ 9] quantified how much of the regional interaction could be explained by patient characteristics and concomitant treatments, including aspirin maintenance therapy.

The transition from the early to late mission period witnessed a dramatic reversal in the pattern of regional interaction and integration among distinct language communities (Fig. 3).

Others have pointed to the large walls surrounding the sites of the Baodun culture as evidence of regional interaction with areas to the east (Flad and Chen 2006; Fuller and Qin 2009).

The process of lung inflation during mechanical ventilation is characterized by phenomena of alveolar recruitment and distension but regional interaction and temporal sequence are not known for the core areas of the lung.

In this string of research, entrepreneurs seek to increase their chances of entrepreneurial success by optimising their new firm location (Liargovas and Daskalopoulou, 2011) and as so, entrepreneurs contribute to increased regional interaction and knowledge flow.

Regional interactions between left and right ventral and dorsal frontal regions were assessed using dynamic causal modeling (DCM), random-effects Bayesian model selection at the family level, and Bayesian model averaging at the connection level.

In modern times, regional interactions embodied in social networks become increasingly obscured by the boundaries of modern nation-states.

Resting state fMRI is a method to evaluate regional interactions in cerebral connectivity when a subject is not performing an explicit task.

To this end, metacommunity theory has developed to better understand the complexity of local and regional interactions that occur across larger landscapes.

Such sources may not be explained easily with parametric functions because of the presence of complex regional interactions within the brain and variations in activation across subjects.