Sentence examples for represent the interplay between from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, shorter ROH may represent the interplay between random inbreeding and artificial selection for particular variants.
Neurospheres are the "right species," Fritsche says, and they represent the interplay between the different neural cell types (e.g., protection of neurons and glial cells) and can produce test results much more quickly and less expensively than animal-based tests.
During the Phase 3 jamboree sessions, the group decided to combine the individual Th1 Signaling and Th2 Signaling networks into a single, unified network model titled Th1-Th2 Signaling to better represent the interplay between the T-helper cell populations in vivo.
Inducible phenotypic plasticity represents the interplay between ecological factors and the organism's flexible developmental responses.
The meso-system represents the interplay between various aspects of a person's organized social environment.
Theoretically, access can be considered as a negotiation, representing the interplay between the needs, perceptions, and behaviours of individuals, and the responsiveness of the health system towards these (59– 61).
These associations represent the complex interplay between linked biological processes: DNA replication and mitosis are distinct cellular processes, for example, but they are functionally associated in their biological goals (cell division), regulation and genetic participants.
Indeed, a traditional view holds that metacognition represents the dynamical interplay between a cognition-level and a meta-level (Nelson & Narens, 1990).
Although the etiology is highly variable, HF represents a derangement of the interplay between the cardiac, renal, and vascular systems.
Orogenic plateaus represent a prime example of the interplay between surface processes, climate, and tectonics.
Headaches attributed to head trauma and whiplash trauma have instead been suggested to represent an interplay between the physical injury, neuroinflammation, psychological disturbances and emotional stress of the accident [25, 26].
