Sentence examples for the interrelationships that from inspiring English sources

We are learning more and more about the origins of our natural world and the interrelationships that collectively provide the essence of life on earth.

I think that this gradual unfolding and total immersion gave me a much better feel for the territory -- its history, the interrelationships that shaped it, and the vitality and dynamism on display as we passed through.

Little is known, though, about the factors that influence risk perception or the interrelationships that exist among risk perception, risk propensity, and decisions about whether or not to continue a project.

Given the interrelationships that exist between different fisheries sub-sectors (in terms of exchange of information and impact, e.g. Figure 1), a holistic approach to the implementation of the Code is required.

Understanding the interrelationship that exists between landscape patterns and fire history requires a great range of case studies to reduce the effects of substrate and climate.

Therefore, it was worth every effort to examine the interrelationship that may exist between prolonged conflict and HRSB among the people of Teso sub-region in Eastern Uganda.

(3) A major goal of the review is to help the reader more easily grasp the metabolic interrelationships that account for the tens of thousands of molecular subspecies (and perhaps more) that appear in nature, with a focus on mammals.

The complexity of mammary molecular adaptations over time was underscored by gene network analysis as well as the apparent interrelationships that must coordinate the overall process of milk fat synthesis and secretion.

The complex interrelationships that emerge from various abstraction levels at the different layers of architecture and models can be refined and tracked systematically using the proposed method.

In particular, much progress has been made in unraveling the complex interrelationships that exist between wort composition, yeast physiology, fermenter design, fermentation management and beer quality.

Current research on prostate cancer etiology include the role of the environment, chronic inflammation, hormones and metabolism, diet and genetic factors with a growing interest in the complex interrelationships that may exist between these factors.