Sentence examples for complementary pressures from inspiring English sources

This suggests complementary pressures towards an oncogenic pathway depending on telomere lengthening by mutations co-occurring at ATRX, TP53 and (hypothetically) IDH1 in adult brain tumors where the PTEN/EGFR surface signaling axis is not altered.

Constant learning by the signal receiver results in a strong selective pressure on the mimic against detectable differences from the model, but at the same time it also exerts a complementary strong pressure on the model to develop just such new differences from the mimic.

Complementary atmospheric pressure thiophene HDS experiments were also conducted.

Those patients without previous diagnosis of hypertension and with a noted blood pressure ≥ 140 mmHg and/or ≥ 90 mmHg at the dental clinic performed complementary home blood pressure during one week.

Thermal diffusion proponents uphold that, complementary to vapour pressure gradients, temperature gradients equally yield substantial diffusion.

Oxygen transport in amorphous poly ethylene furanoate) (PEF) was studied at various temperatures using complementary permeation and pressure-decay sorption techniques.

Conceptual reflections as well as empirical evidence substantiate not only non-equivalent, but even complementary effects of institutional pressures, and corroborate the initial proposition of idiosyncratic 'corporate' accounting changes in local government.

David Tredinnick said astrology, along with complementary medicine, could take pressure off NHS doctors, but acknowledged that any attempt to spend taxpayers' money on consulting the stars would cause "a huge row".

Transmission angle is the complementary angle of the pressure angle, which is defined by the angle between input and output forces of a joint [25].

In the past decade, garlic has become one of the most popular complementary therapies for blood pressure (BP) control used by hypertensive patients.

Patients' high demand for complementary medicine therapy exerts pressure [ 9] on clinics to adapt appropriately to patients' needs.