Sentence examples for but complementary contexts of from inspiring English sources

Transcriptomic alterations were more profound in STZ-WKY than in GK and involved largely non-overlapping sets of genes, thus underlining the importance of investigating gene expression in very different, but complementary, contexts of diabetes aetiology and pathogenesis.

It reflected, in a different but complementary context, the postulates of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

"Infrastructure and content are separate but complementary lines of business.

The two transforms provide different, but complementary, levels of robustness against watermarking attacks.

Considering brain disorder identification, different neuroimaging features may capture different but complementary characteristics of the data.

A different (but complementary) understanding of co-production comes from innovation theory.

Brazil and Korea present seemingly opposite but complementary examples of the relevance of taking both dimensions into account.

We ask that science remain science and that religion remain religion, two very different, but complementary, forms of truth".

Another important aspect is that, within the language game, verbal actions, speech acts, are not used in isolation but in the context of relevant complementary actions, for example in the context of the delivery of the relevant building block or a specific kind of verbal answer (see Figure 3).

Figure 12 shows the detailed stability trend in all 10 possible contexts of complementary triples with all 16 possible pairings of BB' (accordingly, the couples BB' refer to the pairings Bbr and B'b'r with br = B' and b'r = B, respectively).

The examples illustrate two different but complementary, indeed mutually necessary, aspects of multiculturalism.