If someone comes in because her uncle sexually abused her, and then you find out she gets violent with her children, it becomes this very amorphous, interrelated miasma of victimization.
Since these three countries account for two-thirds of euro-zone GDP, growth in places like Spain and the Netherlands cannot make up for their torpor.The underlying causes of Europe's new ills are three very familiar and interrelated problems.
Since lost circulation is governed by very complicated and interrelated parameters, neural network modeling is used for prediction of amount of mud loss quantitatively.
Often, when we focus our attention on water, we find the conversation turns to very broad and interrelated challenges, which can quickly become so complex it's hard to remember where you began.
The random correlation effect to an arbitrary outcome induced by small subset selection from very high dimensional interrelated gene expression profiles leads to an outcome with associated uncertainty.
Although there is a plethora of opportunities to expand and refine existing methods, and to develop new ones in completely novel directions as yet unconsidered, we believe that the future of outbreak detection will (at least in the short term) take three very exciting and interrelated paths (see Figure 1).
To start to make sense of a very complex set of interrelated organisations and issues, either as a current or prospective next economy practitioner or an interested observer.
Jones said: "The systems in the brain that could cause depression and those that are involved in cognition and memory are all interrelated, and those interrelations are very complex.
Instead, we're very complex, made up of interrelated emotional and cognitive processes that science is just beginning to discover, let alone understand.
AD is a very complex disease, with many interrelated mechanisms and pathologies occurring concomitantly.
