Sentence examples similar to a complementary question from inspiring English sources
"a complementary question" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you are asking a question that seeks to further explore an initial question. For example: Q: What did you think of the performance? A: I thought it was remarkable! Q: A complementary question - what do you think made it so special?
He built a 40-story hotel and apartment tower on the south end of the site and a complementary 14-story apartment house at the north end.
If it's a normal cell -- 22 chromosomes from the mother and a complementary 22 chromosomes from the father (along with a set of sex chromosomes) -- the colors on the FISH test will show up in pairs.
To minimize this problem (reduction of aperture ratio), a new pixel structure called a complementary 2-TFTs structure, which has one contact hole, was proposed.
Both K42E and initial reverse-charge mutations in IN negatively affected reverse transcription and integration, yet when combined together boosted viral transduction efficiency to ∼75% of the wild-type vector in a manner dependent on a complementary LEDGF/p75 variant.
A complementary 2D-QSAR approach partial least squares analysis using a reduced set of Molconn-Z descriptors supports the CoMFA structure activity interpretation that phenyl ring substitution is a major determinant of DAT binding affinity.
The concept, which included a complementary 747 AWACS version with two reconnaissance "microfighters", was not considered as having sufficient merit for further consideration.
A complementary (Gly4Ser)3-linker was added by a re-amplification.
The dsDNA probes were comprised of antisense probe 1 and a complementary 25-mer antiparallel sense strand to which it was annealed in the presence of 100 mM NaCl.
Since all target molecules carry the 3' spacer sequence, the hybridization kinetics on the features containing a complementary T7-bias domain (1 to 5% of the probe sequences) may be forced into the binding state.
In this manuscript, we describe the immunological properties of a new peptide whose amino acid sequence was deduced from the complementary (antisense) DNA strand to the sense DNA strand encoding the A1 peptide, which we called a complementary A1 peptide or cA1 peptide (VHNQLVLRRLAPSVPVVLLF).
M13 sequence was attached to each probe together with a complementary FlexMap100 sequence (Luminex, Austin, TX).
