She has been, for instance, one of the lead collaborators of an ongoing longitudinal study of memories from the attacks of 9/11, where confidence and accuracy judgments have, over the years, been complemented by a neuroscientific study of the subjects' brains as they make their memory determinations.
Also, the results from RT-PCR analysis of transgenic plants showed that the mutant plants could be complemented by the over-expression of REL2 (Fig. 5c), indicating that the normal REL2 protein expression restored the mutant phenotype.
But in Edinburgh over the last month the two have been complementing each other very well.
However, these types of tools need to be complemented and replaced over time with physical robust models to quantify the risk (preferably to cover crops, forestry, and livestock).
This set of significant variations was complemented with variations over non-transcriptional products, including the variation of EWS-FLI1 protein and variations of 'phenotypic' nodes (representing apoptosis, cell migration, cell cycle anaphase, -G2, -M and -S phases).
Mr. Baron's stripped-down visuals are complemented by an almost continuous voice-over narration, composed under a pseudonym ("Mel Davenport") by the blacklisted writer Waldo Salt ("Midnight Cowboy") and read (with no credit at all) by the blacklisted actor Lionel Stander: "You were born with hate, and anger built it.
Most of the opportunities or leads are associated with peaks of roll-over anticlines that are complemented with growth fault systems.
Peterborough United will be playing Championship football next season after Darren Ferguson's side's 1 0 win over Colchester was complemented by a surprise home defeat for MK Dons at home to Walsall.
4) Effect of over-expressing calmodulin should be complemented by inhibiting calmodulin.
The high eight-sided dome in the center is complemented by a smaller one right over the corner entrance; the domes are flanked by large sloping glazed roofs that lead down to walls made mostly of wooden window-like panels.
