Sentence examples for a stringent relationship between from inspiring English sources

Previous in vivo studies in Drosophila find a stringent relationship between tubulin structure and function; small, biochemically similar changes in the major alpha 1 or testis-specific beta 2 tubulin protein render each unable to generate a motile spermtail axoneme.

However, the results presented by Catalán and colleagues did not show any stringent relationship between B cell activation measured by CD86 expression and levels of FcγRIIB, indicating that the relationship between FcγRIIB expression and B cell activation, especially in the context of inflammatory disease, requires further exploration.

The number of genes obtained with a stringent 1 1 orthologue relationship ranges between 17,226 for human chimpanzee and 936 for human zebra fish (table 1).

A possible relationship between the stringent response and PHB utilization was shown previously by Ruiz et al. (2001) in P. oleovorans GPo1.

As can be observed in Figure 4a and b, only after the application of the most stringent promiscuity filter F3, a linear relationship between hit similarity and known biological relationships was observed.

These findings suggest the lack of a stringent association between PAX8-PPARγ and mtDNA mutations.

There is a strong relationship between good glycaemic control and better outcomes [ 3- 6], and stringent glycaemic control beginning with planning pregnancy and throughout pregnancy and labour, is thus required.

A reduction in influenzalike illness (ILI) symptoms is frequently used as a less stringent clinical endpoint to demonstrate vaccine effectiveness, but, without laboratory confirmation, it is difficult to infer a causal relationship between vaccination, influenza infection, and disease status [ 7].

"It's a patron-client relationship rather than a relationship between equals," said Mr. Chellaney.

There exists a symbiotic relationship between Boris and Harry.

Is there a necessary relationship between fairness and opinion?