Clara Szego suggested in the 1980s that actions of E2 at one level would act synergistically with its actions at another level (e.g. membrane actions would complement nuclear actions).
These results implied that endogenously produced BMP, Wnt and Activin-like molecules might play an important role during mesendoderm induction during ESC differentiation in vitro by complementing the actions of exogenously applied growth factors.
Saxagliptin is a dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitor that inhibits degradation of the incretin hormones glucagon-like peptide-1 and glucose-dependent insulinotropic peptide, complementing the actions of metformin by reducing postprandial hyperglycemia, enhancing insulin secretion, and inhibiting paradoxical increased postprandial glucagon secretion [ 1, 8].
We thus need to come together to protect children in the online world and our actions must be complemented with actions by the ICT industry, law enforcement, and other public sectors specialised in supporting and protecting children.
This action also provides major liquidity for China and the rest of the global economy, complementing the action by the Fed and Europe's central banks.
The use of the active lateral secondary suspension is to attenuate the vehicle body lateral vibration on straight track, while complementing tilt action during curving.
European leaders had moved to curtail the crisis, he said, but added: "For these reforms to work, they need to be complemented by actions in the near term to restore financial stability and support economic growth, including strengthening the stability of the banking systems and bringing sovereign borrowing rates down in the countries implementing reforms".
Research on integrated strategies has demonstrated that road user charging is a key element of an effective strategy, and is best complemented by actions to promote public transport, to reallocate road space and to manage land use [35, 41].
