Sentence examples for function dovetail from inspiring English sources
The earlier finding that the aST mutant is arhythmic [21] and the in vivo data presented in the accompanying paper [28] that reveal that the nST mutant, although capable of forming a hydrogen bond to pS431 (Fig. 5C), does not restore wt function dovetail with our structural data.
Many of these events are poorly understood, especially the way in which the cell biology of WPB formation and function dovetails with the biochemistry of VWF processing.
Moving above the cell level, two networks were identified (ID#3 and ID 5) that related to cardiovascular development and hematological function, respectively, and thus dovetail with a recent report by Morris and Skalak where SMF exposure of 0.06 0.14 T for a comparable time period (seven days) facilitated micro-vessel regeneration after surgical intervention [ 13].
It is not clear if Friendshake has been created out of that acquisition, or if it has been developed along an altogether different thread — or how the functions of the two may eventually dovetail.
The association between serotonin and social reward processing dovetails with previous reports linking serotonin function to the processing of non-social rewards 80, 99, 100 and recent studies showing that social and monetary rewards engage overlapping regions of the striatum.
The idea that pgc might play a subordinate role to nos in germline development and that its primary function is to ensure that Nos can specify PGC/GSC fate would dovetail nicely with recent studies of Lai et al. (2012) on the development of the primordial germline in the vertebrate Xenopus.
Like any functioning troll, Zomby's facelessness dovetails with a snarling persona: on Twitter, he's attacked this writer, among others, for daring not to love his music (naturally, he deleted his insults within hours) and once told Pitchfork, "If I wasn't covering my face with a mask, it'd probably be some kind of Hermès scarf instead".
Their interests dovetail completely.
I could mention Dovetail.
Their lyrical concerns seem to dovetail.
A nice little dovetail that.
