Sentence examples for reciprocal patterns from inspiring English sources

Moreover, what we do know suggests that most support occurs among kin or pair partners (Scheiber et al. 2005; Emery et al. 2007), whose support is likely to be associated with inclusive fitness benefits for the actor and is not likely to be dependent on reciprocation, although reciprocal patterns may emerge (Emery et al. 2007).

In addition, the majority of these regions showed functionally reciprocal patterns of activity.

This is also readily apparent in Fig.  4a, because some individuals exhibited reciprocal patterns of gain or loss of expression.

In the left replichore, the reciprocal patterns were observed, with values of 0.34X and 0.42X, respectively (Fig.  4).

Future studies should investigate the reciprocal patterns of expression of CXCR3 and CX3CR1 and their counter regulation.

Galie et al. [32] demonstrated that the epithelial and mesenchymal compartments of syngeneic tumour models exhibit reciprocal patterns of vascularity and metabolism.

We used the concept of hydropathic complementarity to search for sequences whose amino acid sidechains display a reciprocal pattern of hydropathicity to those of the deletion junction of EGFRvIII.

The seasonal new FMD cases curve showed a reciprocal pattern compared to the seasonal amount of rainfall but no obvious correlation with the cattle-wildlife contact apparently being constant throughout the year.

As expected, nestin transcripts showed a reciprocal pattern with high expression in the precursor cell population.

Lrp5−/− MECS showed a reciprocal pattern, with relatively higher TA-p63 (Fig. 6G).

During development, mr-gef expression showed a striking overlap with the LIM-homeobox gene, Lhx6, but a reciprocal pattern of expression with the transcription factor Dlx1 (Figure 1A C).