The phrase "according to complementarity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing theories or principles that involve complementary aspects or dualities, often in scientific or philosophical discussions.
Example: "According to complementarity, light exhibits both wave-like and particle-like properties depending on the experimental setup."
Alternatives: "in line with complementarity" or "based on complementarity".
Because our candidate miRNAs were conserved among human, mouse and rat, we investigated whether the corresponding target genes that were recognized according to sequence complementarity were also conserved in these species.
Light is believed to exhibit wave particle duality1 depending on the detecting devices, according to Bohr's complementarity principle2, as has been demonstrated by the 'delayed-choice experiment' with classical detecting devices3,4,5,6,7,8,9.
According to the strict complementarity condition of ((lambda^,z^)), we have (lambda_{i}^geq0), (z_{i}^geq0), (lambda _{i}^top z_{i}^ =0) and (lambda_{i}^), (z_{i}^) are not equal to 0 at the same time.
To explore the functional relationship between miRNA expression changes and ENU treatment, we used the top computationally-predicted target genes of these DEMs according to the sequence complementarity between miRNA and their target mRNAs for our functional analysis.
The 5' part of the acceptor is a heptamer that consists of a proto-anticodon (or codon) triplet (according to the dual complementarity) and a quadruplet GCCR that is homologous to the universal NCCA 3' tail.
The acceptor's 5' strand consists of a triplet that might represent, according to the dual complementarity, a proto-anticodon and a quadruplet GCCR that is homologous to the universal DCCA 3' tail.
The list is sorted according to geometric shape complementarity score, approximate interface area of the receptor-ligand complex; atomic contact energy (ACE) between ligand and receptor, and 3D transformation.
While growing interest in innovation policies has recently emerged, little attention has been paid to complementarity among heterogeneous technologies.1 According to Rosenberg (1982), the complementarity constitutes a major characteristic of technological change.
An alternative option could be biddings for renewables according to specific criteria (complementarities, industrial and technological development and cost), based not only on their cost-effectiveness.
