The Hospital Physician Relationship HPRR) was characterized by unique, symbiotic interdependence in which the two parties had compatible incentives to increase the volume of care using the latest technology, while maximizing the professional autonomy of the physician [ 16].
This decrease in the number of S-alleles could be explained by the seed propagation of the self-compatible genotypes to increase reliable fruit set and productivity in oasis agro-ecosystems, giving rise to homozygous self-compatible genotypes (Table 1).
Although the degree of change described by Gibbons et al could be exaggerated [ 59], this general approach, as with that of Trist, is compatible with attempts to increase utilisation by focusing research production on the interests of at least some potential users.
Jerram Brown decided to "put aside the idea that there is a best male and that he is best for every female," and instead, he argued that females should prefer genetically compatible or heterozygous males to increase offspring heterozygosity or genetic diversity [ 2] (also see [ 3- 5]).
This paper presents a MEMS resonant pedestal sensor array fabricated over through-wafer pores compatible with vertical flow fields to increase measurement versatility (e.g., fluidic manipulation and throughput) and allow for the measurement of heterogeneous cell populations.
We examined whether policies to increase life expectancy were compatible with those to reduce lifespan variation.
The differential gene expression profile observed in the striatum of Pink1-deficient mice is compatible with neuroprotective adaptations to increased MAP kinase signaling and inflammation in the Pink1−/− brain.
Our findings demonstrated that OsRap2.6 Ox contributes to increased resistance in compatible interactions.
Compatible osmolytes increase protein stability against denaturation with little or no effect on their function under native conditions [ 49].
Overall, our results suggest that while polyandry in P. elegans is driven by mate availability, it may also provide a mechanism for females to ensure fertilization by compatible gametes and increase reproductive success in this sessile species.
