Previous work had identified Fn1 gain of function as a modifier of lung branching morphogenesis, associated with gain of cell matrix adhesion relative to the reciprocal repression of E-cadherin cell cell adherence (Sakai et al, 2003).
A very interesting study was presented by Croner and colleagues [ 10], who tried to elucidate the time course and reciprocal influences of microperfusion, platelet adherence, and leukocyte endothelial interactions in the hepatic micro-circulation during sepsis in rats.
Reinforcing reciprocal confidence, the orthodontist will obtain a better adherence to oral hygiene protocol, making patients more aware about the advantages of a correct behavior [15].
The reciprocal interactions of depression with disability, medical illnesses, treatment adherence, and other psychosocial factors complicate the care of depressed older adults.
They distinguish an authoritarian form of filial piety, driven by adherence to parents' normative authority and collective family identification, from reciprocal affection that is grounded in 'the psychological need for mutual relatedness between two individuals', rather than prescriptive role models (Yeh et al. 2013: 2013).
We seek reciprocal trade commitments from developing countries to open closed economies, promote positive domestic reforms, like adherence to the rule of law, and to encourage sustained economic growth.
Reciprocal effects between the intervention outcomes were found, with several inter-correlations among the lifestyle, treatment adherence and quality of life dimensions.
We want reciprocal relationships.
Engagement is reciprocal.
The sharing was reciprocal.
