Sentence examples for complementary expressions from inspiring English sources

This suggests that Kant takes the ontological and cosmological arguments to be complementary expressions of the one underlying rational demand for the unconditioned.

We now report complementary expressions of two Wnts in adult tissue of Oscarella lobularis [10].

The novelty of the present study is the finding that a particular paralogous group of genes exhibit similar or complementary expressions, in relation to the anatomical architecture of the sensory and association cortex in an orderly manner, and that this closely resembles the laminar and area specificity of occ1 and Rbp.

We define complementary expression patterns as cases where paralogs were differentially expressed in both tissues A and B, and additionally, where there is a biased use of one paralog in tissue A and the other paralog in tissue B. Complementary expression patterns are similar, in principle, to tissue-specific reciprocal silencing but do not require actual silencing of one of the paralogs.

Complementary expression patterns can be quantitative, where both genes are expressed in all organ and tissue types, but the duplicate that is more highly expressed varies (Duarte et al. 2006).

PDGFC is expressed in a number of developing epithelia, including the epidermis, with complementary expression of PDGFRα observed in the associated underlying mesenchyme (Ding et al., 2000; Aase et al., 2002).

For their constitutive and complementary expression analysis, total RNA was extracted from the inflorescences of A. thaliana carrying transgenic constructs.

In rel2 mutant, the mutation of two nucleotide substitutions in DUF630 domain led to the loss-of-function of REL2 locus and the function of REL2 could be confirmed by complementary expression of REL2 in rel2 mutant.

After LPS stimulation, the expression levels were significantly up-regulated in spleen, and peaked at 4 h between maTLR4a and maTLR4b, but with a distinct and complementary expression patterns.

The mRNAs expression profiles in response to bacterial challenge revealed that they were inducible under infection, but with a distinct and complementary expression patterns between Cg-BPI1 and Cg-BPI2.

It then shifts attention from the architectural to the curatorial perspective, to look at how museums reconsider the way they present their collections, 'undermining' well-established knowledge and interpretations, as a complementary expression of the way they address urban communities.