To overcome these three defects, in this paper, we propose to use both MatchFmeasure, a rough evaluation metric on no reference alignment to approximate f-measure, and Unanimous Improvement Ratio (UIR), a measure that complements MatchFmeasure, in the process of optimizing the ontology alignments by Memetic Algorithm (MA).
In the former case, parents' and peers' influence complement each other in the process of youth's identity adjustment to the dominant culture ( left(frac{delta^2{I}_{Oki}}{delta {I}_{k i}delta {overline{I}}_k}right)>0 ); in the latter, when either parents or peers reject adjustment as they believe that it will not lead to their socio-economic mobility, the cross derivative is negative.
In colonic carcinoma acquired genetic and epigenetic defects complement one another in the process of malignant transformation [3].
It has also been pointed out that competences, roles and emergent identities complement one another in the process of becoming a physician [ 26].
In many respects, the opinion article reviews well known territory and the novel aspect is that the authors seek to include a role for complement C1q in the processes of transendothelial transport and paracellular leakage.
The important role of the complement system and FcR in the process of clearing apoptotic materials has also been recently documented.
To complement these basic services, Pro Mujer is in the process of launching an innovative and financially sustainable new health model.
Complement components and proteases are involved in the process of renal injury following the binding of anti-GBM antibody to GBM.
This has been emphasised to argue that Level II grade evidence from long-term observational clinical cohort studies should be used to complement and inform clinicians and researchers in the process of therapeutic discovery and assessment, as well as in determining and monitoring the long-term risk-benefit calculus of therapies to patients and to society [ 34].
PPRs are classified as: (i) membrane bound PRRs which include toll-like receptors (TLRs), (ii) extracellular PRRs that include the complement proteins, pentraxins and collectins involved in the process of opsonization, phagocytosis and apoptosis and (iii) cytoplasmic PRRs which include the NOD proteins that regulating the cytokine induction initiated by bacterial ligands.
