Sentence examples for study the interrelatedness from inspiring English sources

Second, we study the interrelatedness of health care use rates and subjective unmet need.

Here, we exploit the geographic positioning of edible bamboo species in a dynamic biota and their morphological descriptors, RAPD and trnL-F intergenic spacer, to study the interrelatedness of coevolved species of genera Bambusa, Dendrocalamus, Chimonobambusa, Schizostachyum, and Melocanna.

We have also studied the interrelatedness of topological indices and the utility of such invariants vis-à-vis geometrical and quantum-chemical parameters in QSAR/QSPR/QSTR studies.

Biocultural diversity is an evolving perspective for studying the interrelatedness between people and their natural environment, not only in ecoregional hotspots and cultural landscapes, but also in urban green spaces.

Our study indeed demonstrated the interrelatedness of the wish to return to work, the doubts about whether work is worth the effort and about physical and mental capacity and acceptance from the workplace.

The study has advanced knowledge of this population by taking a person-centred, multi-perspective approach to explore the domains of wellbeing stipulated in policy guidance, while going beyond prior single-domain studies to describe the interrelatedness of these domains.

The aims of this study were (1) to determine the interrelatedness of 5 virulent strains of C. lunatus causing foliar necrosis of potato using morphological descriptors coupled with phylogenetic tools and (2) to establish the current host-range diversity of C. lunatus in the last decade.

Therefore, it is recommended that future studies explicitly attempt to assess the interrelatedness, including timing of onset, between the comorbid conditions and PTSD.

Our study results concur with earlier research, and also highlight the interrelatedness of the physical and mental HRQoL components and so the importance of patient's biopsychosocial assessment.

In summary, the study by Biggs et al provides useful insights into the interrelatedness of iNTS disease, typhoid fever, and malaria in Africa.

The interrelatedness of all the biochemical traits studied and their relationship with the bamboo species based on PCA generated four principal components: PC-1, PC-2, PC-3, and PC-4.