The counterpart terms in the pro-Irish Catholic community are republicans and nationalists.
The process termed epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) and its counterpart, termed mesenchymal-epithelial transition (MET) [12], [13], describe the conversion of opposite differentiation states.
Production of humoral inflammatory mediators and priming of neutrophils by exposure to the CPB apparatus enables a 'post-pump' syndrome characterised by a systemic inflammatory response syndrome and its anti-inflammatory counterpart, termed the compensatory anti-inflammatory response syndrome [ 20].
The comparative results for the ESTs with respect to the Clusters of Orthologous Groups (COGs) database, and its eukaryotic counterpart termed the KOGs database, are summarized in table 2. The ESTs identified herein contained a broad range of genes, predominantly encoding putative proteins involved in primary metabolism, gene expression, post-translation processes and cell structure.
Moreover, it is shown that the fuzzy model has outperformed its deterministic counterpart in term of cost effectiveness.
It is likely, however, that long-term potentiation (LTP) works in concert with its counterpart, long-term depression (LTD) in the creation of spatial memory.
Collins began the season on the Titans' roster; the Jets added Favre and his defensive counterpart in terms of impact, nose tackle Kris Jenkins, in trades.
Next quarter, you can expect the iPad to blow past its counterpart in terms of sales.
Also it out performs its PID counterpart in terms of the selected criteria.
Meanwhile, Roku has also updated the mobile remote to better resemble its real-world counterpart in terms of the button layout.
