Sentence examples for reciprocal character from inspiring English sources

Gradually, this mutuality of elements on the prairie comes to be mimicked in Alexandra's own generous, reciprocal character.

4 Ohio argued that the reciprocal character of its statutes eliminated the discriminatory effects against nonresidents, but this Court held that it did not.

To understand the complexity of this challenge, the relational and reciprocal character of leadership practice needs to be acknowledged.

The reciprocal character of the expression profiles of MCT1 and GLUT1 as shown by Maurer and colleagues [ 33] makes plausible that the decreased astrocytic MCT1 protein levels could be related to lower astrocytic GLUT1.

Various methods exist for rooting the tree of life, primarily either using polarizing characters, or reciprocal rooting of paralogs.

While alleviating some subjectivity, these redefinitions met criticism focused on inconsistent phylogenetic reconstruction [ 23], the stringency of reciprocal monophyly and diagnostic characters [ 6, 7], and the utility of the phylogenetic species concept [ 3].

Each of the reciprocal actions can be interpreted as one character giving to, or taking from, the other.

The application of such an approach will result in a comparable set of descriptions that can be converted easily into a cladistic matrix (some characters may be dependent or reciprocal, and therefore omitted).

The reciprocal flow of irony gives to both the characters and their surroundings the peculiar intensity of significance that attends the highest art.

The infiltrating immune cells are believed to interact with the tissue-resident adipocytes and this leads to reciprocal modulation and finally to changes in the inflammatory character of the adipose tissue.

Lineage divergence occurs when populations accumulate contingent properties, such as reciprocal monophyly for different genes, distinctive ecological or morphological characters, reproductive isolation or adaptive behavioral traits [ 14].