Sentence examples for a supportive interaction from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is to date unclear if BCP-ALL cells are able to receive help from autologous Th cells, and whether such a supportive interaction actually takes place in BCP-ALL patients' bone marrow.

We speculate the difference in affinity of tapasin and TAPBPR for MHC class I may have evolved as a consequence of the distinct cellular environment the two peptide exchange catalysts function: tapasin functioning in the context of the PLC, where other proteins collectively form a mutually supportive interaction scaffold, and TAPBPR functioning outside the confines of the PLC.

In accordance with this result, Whiston and Keller (2004) found that a career development (e.g. occupational aspiration) involves an open and supportive interaction with the parents, where there is mutual respect and encouraged autonomy.

However, the experimental conditions in studies like this do not possibly provide a social environment for supportive interaction that is comparable to that of self-generating cancer support groups on the Internet, which relies of a complex social process (Lieberman, 2004; Lieberman and Goldstein, 2005).

More recently it has been suggested that the interaction between the foetal trophoblast and the maternal immune system is a supportive, regulatory interaction orchestrated by the foetal trophoblast with maternal immune cells such as uterine NK cells, dendritic cells and monocytes/macrophages recruited into the placenta to enable its development and function [3].

Four superordinate themes were identified: need for supportive interaction with health professionals, different levels of education and information, geographical disparities in access to services and supplies (with sub-themes; financial cost of foot complications and medical card as lifeline) and responsibility of health care system.

The nature of this supportive interaction is as yet unclear, although two possibilities seem likely: B cells present antigens to autoreactive T cells, driving their activation; or the presence of B cells in synovial tissue generates survival signals for T cells.

The study was designed to determine the relationship between maternal supportive interactions on a joint origami spatial problem-solving task and their first grade daughters' spatial and arithmetic skills.

On the contrary, others found the claims process easy to navigate; particularly if coupled with an expeditious recovery, positive and supportive interactions with health professionals and insurers, and effective health service delivery.

Similar findings were reported in a study by Vijayalakshmi and colleagues [ 30] where child rearing practices such as parent's supportive interactions with children, providing a stimulating environment, meeting basic needs and proving appropriate leisure activities were associated with a reduction in child behavioral problems.

Moreover, the results showed that the heightened levels of public self-consciousness explained the positive link between self-esteem and negative affect in offline but not online supportive interactions, providing further evidence that social support obtained through SNS is likely superior to that obtained through face-to-face interactions.