Our hypothesis that NPC1 in bats has been genetically sculpted by filoviruses (and vice versa) presupposes not only a long-term coevolutionary relationship, but also one in which these viruses have imposed selective pressure on bats to limit or eliminate infection.
The wrong kind of filter--a linear filter for a circularly polarized photon, or vice versa--not only won't elicit any information; it also will destroy the information contained in the photon.
The results illustrate that the capacity of a vaccine to induce challenge virus-specific neutralizing antibodies does not necessarily correlate with protection against the challenge virus and vice versa, suggesting that not only vaccine-induced antibodies, but also other vaccine-induced immune mechanisms can contribute to PRRSV-specific protective immunity.
Vice versa, P2 is only reported in NG, but has not been assessed in most other populations.
Rituals must be religious actions, but vice versa are not.
The assay will be a useful tool for countries with AKAV and AINV, but is free from SBV or vice versa, to conduct diagnosis not only for suspect diseases in the country, but for diseases that is exotic to the country that would need to be quickly identified if any incursion was to occur.
Nutrients are the dominant TOR input as high levels of amino acids can compensate for an absence of the other mTOR inputs but not vice versa [ 2], and only nutrients activate TOR in unicellular organisms.
Our teens can help us improve our lives, not only vice versa as Obama suggests.
In the developed world, meanwhile, increasing numbers of civil servants take time off to work for NGOs, and vice versa: Oxfam has former staff members not only in the British government, but also in the Finance Ministry of Uganda.This symbiotic relationship with government (earning some groups the tag GRINGO) may make the governments of developing countries work better.
Or vice versa, I don't know.
Discordance means that only one mote recorded another mote's signal, but not vice versa.
