Sentence examples for but complementary versions of from inspiring English sources
Kennedy, in-house producer and one of the vocalists for NightBus, and his three bandmates crafted their song "When The Night Time Comes" by plugging separate but complementary versions of the track into each audio channel.
Dr. Joyce and Dr. Lincoln found a way to speed the process up, by having two complementary versions of the RNA manufacture each other.
In particular, we have built up two complementary versions of the thermal-relaxation method (the standard one and an alternative version useful for longer relaxation times).
These sequences can be interpreted as TSD produced at the time of the transposon insertion and its exchanged arrangement (ACTTGCCTT and CTGTATAAT are the inverted complementary versions of AAGGCAAGT and ATTATACAG, respectively) provides unequivocal evidence for the generation of inversion 2s by ectopic recombination between BuT5 copies.
It must be mentioned that this paper is a complementary version of our recent researches (Ghoseiri and Ghannadpour[2009a];[Ghoseiri and Ghannadpour 2010]) about the locomotive assignment problem.
Being armed with a complementary version of oneself seems wise and self-sufficient.
Likewise, the 7-bp sequence flanking GalileoN-4 in region A (GTACTAT) is the inverted and complementary version of that flanking GalileoN-5 in region B (ATAGTAC).
The 7-bp sequence flanking GalileoN-4 in region C (GTAGTAC) is the reverse and complementary version of the 7-bp sequence flanking GalileoN-5 in region D (GTACTAC).
To investigate whether the H-Ib Fwd oligo promotes intramolecular circularization, 293 cells were transduced with either a single-strand or self-complementary version of the circularization dependent split gfp vector at increasing MOIs.
Mafft is a suite of programs offering various multiple alignment strategies, of which two complementary versions were tested: a rapid, less accurate version (fftns2) and an iterative refinement (linsi).
The complementary versions, with Neville Marriner conducting the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, are eminently respectable.
