Sentence examples for complements consistent from inspiring English sources

B. massiliensis and JCVI TM6SC1 have similar genome sizes indicative of reduced gene complements consistent with the symbiotic (parasitic) lifestyle given that so far all bacteria with fewer than 1200 protein-coding genes are obligate or facultative symbionts or parasites [ 18].

Furthermore, we show that increased levels of HLA-I/II bound by HLAI/II-Ab on the surface of the cell lead to a concomitant increase in complement activation, consistent with other reports suggesting that complement fixing capacity is a function of antibody titer in serum (72).

We found that concentrations of C3 were lower in patients with postoperative delirium, which could be explained by complement activation, consistent with a role for neuroinflammation in delirium.

Others have contested this, using a wider range of complement markers and reporting consistent complement immunolabelling in all lesions and cases examined [ 11].

The partial restoration in virulence observed with the C. jejuni ciaD complemented isolate is consistent with the results of complementation experiments performed by others using in vitro challenge studies [ 14, 43].

Thus, monitoring the sequential and transient expression of a complement of genes/proteins consistent with PS/ME, during the course of the in vitro differentiation process can help to distinguish between DE and PrE.

Treatment by epicutaneous CII immunization after induction of CCIA had thus caused a modulation of the anti-CII antibody response, resulting in a decrease in the ratio of IgG2a to IgG1 and a reduction in the levels of complement-fixing antibodies, consistent with a Th2 skew.

Environmental association and SPA analyses complement and are consistent with the FST results.

The cumulative evidence suggests that only tissues from cases with established and progressive disease demonstrate consistent complement staining [ 11].

Studies of selfing and cultivated Lypersicon species have generally shown differences in TE complement that are consistent with less efficacious selection against insertions in selfing species.

Together, this data suggests that PAR2 is upstream of complement activation and is consistent with PAR2 activation limiting complement activation (Figure 4).