The phrase "at complementarity" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear without context.
It could be used in discussions related to complementary concepts or elements in various fields, such as science or philosophy.
Example: "The two theories operate at complementarity, providing different perspectives on the same phenomenon."
Alternatives: "in complementarity" or "regarding complementarity".
In high-tech industries, the results are somewhat mixed, but tend to point to a positive relationship, hinting at complementarities between technology and the skilled immigrant workforce.
In high-technology industries, the results point to a positive relationship, hinting at complementarities between technology and the skilled immigrant workforce.
As I scanned the room of clustered political parties and other leaders, with an effort to align my experience with BiH's, I asked with an accent of humor: "How do I tell between the Hutu and Tutsi among you?" The room overwhelmingly erupted in laughter at the complementarity of the two experiences.
For other more stringent definitions of seed matches (7mer: complementarity at nt 2 8 or complementarity at nt 2 7 plus an A at target position 1; 8mer: complementarity at nt 2 8 and an A at target position 1) the percentage of the miR-1 and miR-124 targets with seed matches was lower but still highly significant (Table 1).
All three of the algorithms used (miRBase, PicTar and TargetScan) predicted VIL2/Ezrin a member of the ezrin/radixin/moesin (ERM) family of proteins that mediate cytoskeletal-membrane interactions and cell signalling[ 39] to be a target of miR-183 via perfect complementarity at a binding site at position 366-373 of Ezrin 3'UTR.
The short hairpin inserts were constructed by annealing and extending oligonucleotides (listed below) with USER sites corresponding to the vector at their 5' ends (underlined), and short regions of complementarity at their 3' ends,.50 pmoles of top oligo was annealed with 50 pmoles of bottom oligo in 10 mM Tris pH7.2, by heating to 95°C for 5 minutes, then cooling slowly to 25°C.
The most striking example of this "averaging out" result is the relationship between the production factors energy and capital: In the low energy-use subset, we find substitutability between the factors energy and capital at the 1% level of significance, and in the high energy-use subset complementarity at the 10% level.
GRAMM is based on the search for the steric complementarity at variable resolution.
This structural complementarity at different hierarchical levels presumably reflects an adaptation of trabecular bone to function.
In the heart of the docking methodology is the notion of steric and physicochemical complementarity at the protein-protein interface.
