Two additional concepts used to evaluate the mutual impacts of policies and target groups include interconnectedness (the strength of relationship between government and the target group) and cohesion (the distribution of objectives among the actors).
Drugs with multiple targets are responsible for this high interconnectedness.
Given this interconnectedness, chemical interventions designed to target one system may have effects on another, or may lead to a cascade of hormonal changes manifesting at the psychobehavioral level in unpredictable ways, including in ways that might vary considerably from person to person.
The overall network contains 701 drug-target connections, in which 198 drugs (~78% of the total) and 165 targets (~80% of the total) compose the largest connected component of the network, reflecting high interconnectedness between the drugs and their targets.
Specifically, many uncover targets that heretofore had remained hidden in the complex interconnectedness of central metabolism had also shown significant effects on FK506 accumulation.
The interconnectedness of these systems, which are both required for target muscle movement, makes it difficult to decipher the specifics, leading to much debate (Redler and Dokholyan, 2012).
The simultaneous missions highlighted the Somali militia's interconnectedness with international al-Qaeda cells and America's increasing role in taking on the Shabab.The Barawe target, Ikrimah, was responsible for failed plots to attack Kenya's parliament and the United Nations headquarters in Nairobi, according to a Kenyan intelligence report.
Human interconnectedness.
It's about interconnectedness.
Gandhi understood this interconnectedness.
The lesson, Tercek added, was "interconnectedness".
