Sentence examples for counterpart associated from inspiring English sources

Despite the large improvements of Fermi in the gamma-ray source localization with respect to the past gamma-ray missions, about 1/3 of the gamma-ray objects detected still do not have a low energy counterpart associated.

First, the observed that the association preferentially occurs with endothelial cells as Vsp1-expressing B. burgdorferi transformants like their Bt1 counterpart, associated with HBMEC much more than with fibroblasts or arachnoidal human cells (Figure 1C).

With NCI, an attractive contribution relative to the interaction between the C F and C O(H) groups systematically outweighs the repulsive counterpart associated with the parallel orientation of the two corresponding dipoles (see the Supporting Information, TablesS14 S22), hence corresponding to an effective IMHB, as illustrated by the blue isosurfaces shown in Figure 7.

Our results show that female subjects display a lower risk with respect to their counterpart but associated to the facial skeletal structure, and in particular to the facial skeletal class III.

In addition, it has been shown that conversion of the estrogen receptor (ER) from positive in the primary breast tumor to negative in its metastasis counterpart is associated with a worse prognosis [ 7].

In Drosophila, the Ca2+ efflux mediated by the fly mPTP counterpart is associated with tetracaine- and thiol-sensitive IMM depolarization but is not modulated by Ca2+ via cyclophilin D nor is it associated with mitochondrial swelling or cytochrome c release (von Stockum et al., 2011).

The improved antibacterial activity of cyclic peptides compared to their linear counterparts was associated to an increase of the hydrophobicity, represented as RP-HPLC retention time (tR), and secondary structure content which are related to an enhanced amphipathicity.

CONCLUSIONS: This case demonstrates that primary YSTs may occur in the spine, and like their intracranial counterparts, are associated with poor prognosis and dissemination through the neuroaxis.

Our analysis indicates that the reduced treatment burdens attributed to new galenic formulations which we evaluated against their older counterparts are associated with better compliance and persistence.

Current treatments for bulimia, binge eating disorder and their sub-threshold counterparts are associated with good long-term outcomes, as follow-up studies show a majority return to health and functioning [ 1- 3].

C. elegans has an ortholog for the MORF human protein family (named MRG-1), which, like its mammalian counterparts, associates with chromatin and is required for embryo survival and cell proliferation [ 63, 64].