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Though third-party buttons have been around for years (Digg this! Wordpress that!), the scale and recognition of Facebook's like button hasn't escaped the notice of Twitter and Google, and both are introducing rival (or perhaps complementary) buttons this week.

Another theory, perhaps complementary, is that the lack of widespread anxiety about recent crimes is a kind of flip side of the "broken windows" theory popularized by James Q . Wilson a professor emeritus at the University of California in Los Angeles, and George Kelling, a Rutgers University professor, in a 1982 article in The Atlantic Monthly.

In this review, we discuss the different and perhaps complementary hypotheses about ovarian carcinogenesis.

Their actions are similar and perhaps complementary to the action of histamine in promoting bronchoconstriction in the lung, for recruiting other inflammatory cells such as neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils and monocytes to the site of injury.

An additional, perhaps complementary, pathway may also exist by which P influences anxiety by interacting with PR.

This finding suggests that these techniques are sensitive to different, but possibly overlapping, ranges of native cystatin C isoforms, and may provide differential, and perhaps complementary, utility in detecting cystatin C for biomarker assessment.

It remains an open question as to the extent to which these two technologies are in competition or, perhaps, may be complementary.

This observation suggests that the function of the proteins encoded by those genes could be complementary, perhaps acting on different substrates.

We considered two models for the production of circular RNA in mrps16: that circular RNA is generated by 'direct backsplicing,' perhaps facilitated by complementary sequence, or through a lariat precursor.

Our investigations of AO potential of a lettuce RIL population showed that phenolics, carotenoids and chlorophyll were important contributors to this quantitative trait, with evidence of transgressive segregation, perhaps indicating the complementary action of alleles inherited from both parents.

From these data, it can be inferred that a stable synaptic complex is formed, as depicted in Figure 1C, even when the two 3′-protruding ends are not complementary, perhaps to allow further nucleolytic resection to occur in order to produce a polymerization-competent DNA substrate.