Instead of assessing the individual implications of each predator on the host-parasite relationship between the bacterium and the phage, we investigated how phage-host interaction is shaped in the presence of a more complex community resembling a natural one.
Initial SNRI care for patients with more complex MDD resembles a targeted approach in which clinicians draw subtle distinctions between duloxetine and venlafaxine XR.
Scientists have already learnt how to use self-assembly to build nanoscale clusters of atoms, layers, pillars, tubes, ribbons, spheres, rods and rings, as well as more complex assemblies that resemble natural structures such as helices or even flowers.
Meanwhile, the magic retraction mechanism was getting more and more complex, starting to resemble the rigging of a 16th century sailing ship.
Anemia is a marker for a more complex pathology which resembles human haemophagocytic syndrome: hepatosplenomegaly, pancytopenia and a large number of hyperactivated phagocytosing macrophages in bone marrow, liver and other tissues.
3 It is only through streptozotocine injection that diabetes is induced, and a few weeks later, more complex and extensive lesions resembling those described in humans develop.
Dalí, Roy, and Delvaux rendered similar but more complex alien worlds that resemble compelling dreamlike scenes.
The "pachypleurosaur" humerus is generally more complex and more closely resembles the plesiomorphic (terrestrial) condition.
However, the phenotype of opm 9.3 seems to be more complex and does not resemble the classical Wg loss-of-function phenotype, indicating that its function might affect more processes and is possibly redundant with other p24 proteins.
Out of the rubble of the edifice she destroyed, or at least left wobbling dangerously, Donald Pfaff has constructed a far more complex structure, that more closely resembles what scientists know about this subject.Mr Pfaff is the right man for the job.
