Sentence examples for understand the interdependence from inspiring English sources

Visionary companies are tapping into these trends and understand the interdependence between societal and company performance on the global scale.

George Osborne's confirmation that he would honour his commitment to increase expenditure on the NHS is to be welcomed, but he has failed to understand the interdependence of health and social care.

One of the important aims of this study was to understand the interdependence of the spectrum sensing and the spectrum utilization parts.

Drawing on both questionnaire/in-depth interviews and computer simulation, the paper aims to increase insights into the dynamic processes of the Taiwanese IC industry system of innovation and understand the interdependence and interaction among capital flows, human resource flows, knowledge and technology flows, and product flows in the NIS.

In our opinion, the issue of DT correction requires further investigation using large number of dataset from patients with different body shapes and sizes to fully understand the interdependence between primary photons count losses and patient's body shape, scatter, and primary photon count rates.

To this aim a system of Land-Use and Transport Interactions LUTII) models has been designed and applied to the metropolitan area of Rome, to understand the interdependence of key variables such as travel behavior, transport supply, property values, jobs and residential location.

To understand the interdependences between surface structures and functional performances accurately, fabrication methods of complex structures with controllable surface parameters are crucial to be investigated.

"But my worst mistake by far was failing to understand the full interdependence between government and banking, especially in Britain, with its extreme reliance on international finance".

No, Aquinas was not a materialist neuroscientist, but he understood the intimate interdependence of mind and body.

In dementia research care decisions need to be studied in a real-life context in order to understand the processes involved and the interdependence between people with dementia, family carers and professional caregivers [ 34, 43].

Social work aims to preserve and enhance social relationships, because we understand intrinsically that the interdependence of people is a core requirement for achieving quality of life.