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A Complement to Pearce on Complements
1984There are almost as many measures of substitutability/complementarity as there are economists working in demand analysis — indeed, perhaps more since several eminent economists (Hicks, Samuelson, Pearce) have more than a single measure. There are cardinal measures based on the direct utility function (Auspitz and Leiben, Edgeworth-Pareto); on the ...
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Complement and Complement Deficiencies
1987A decrease in complement (C) activity is frequently found in patients with active systemic lupus erythematosus and is mainly due to C consumption by immune complexes. On the other hand, in some individuals there is a lack of C function due to the absence of a particular component of the system.
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2012
This is an expository paper on a Theorem of the Complement, due to Wilkie, and its generalisations. Wilkie (Sel Math (NS) 5:397–421, 1999) gave necessary and sufficient conditions for an expansion of the real field by C-infinity functions to be o-minimal.
Fornasiero, Antongiulio, Servi, Tamara
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This is an expository paper on a Theorem of the Complement, due to Wilkie, and its generalisations. Wilkie (Sel Math (NS) 5:397–421, 1999) gave necessary and sufficient conditions for an expansion of the real field by C-infinity functions to be o-minimal.
Fornasiero, Antongiulio, Servi, Tamara
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Immunology Today, 1983
The structure, organization and control of the expression of complement genes is now being studied at the RNA and DNA levels. This work was prompted by recognized genetic polymorphisms and complement deficiencies in humans and animals. Here Harvey Colten discusses progress towards an understanding of the molecular basis of these variants and ...
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The structure, organization and control of the expression of complement genes is now being studied at the RNA and DNA levels. This work was prompted by recognized genetic polymorphisms and complement deficiencies in humans and animals. Here Harvey Colten discusses progress towards an understanding of the molecular basis of these variants and ...
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Noun complements are not [not complements]
Abstract This chapter examines “General Noun-Modifying Clause Constructions” (GNMCCs) and the thesis that verbs and nouns combine with clauses in significantly different ways, with verb phrases embedding either clausal arguments or clausal adjuncts, and nominal phrases embedding only clausal ...openaire +1 more source