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The synergistic effect can be explained by the complementarity of the two processes: ultrasound more effectively destroys the initial bisphenol A compound, whereas the photo-Fenton system is better able to eliminate the bisphenol A by-products.

Specificity of the OCP to its target sequence is achieved by the complementarity of the two ends of the OCP to the target and the requirement of these ends to be adjacent for ligation.

In this case, both the synapsis and precise approach of the 3′ terminus (Poly-dA) into the active site is facilitated by the complementarity of the last three 3′-terminal bases of each molecule (AAA-3′/TTT-3′).

We envisioned the applicability of this property in the context of selective mass transport of hydrophilic guests from aqueous medium to inverse micelle interiors, driven by the complementarity of the functional groups within the inverse micelles with those in the guest molecules.

We propose a probabilistic approach for prediction of hitherto unknown functions of GWAS genes by capturing the complementarity of the GO terms between interacting partners as well as the relations of GO terms in the DAG.

These perspectives characterized by Victor and Mark, as IT and financial professionals, respectively, are indicative of Autor et al. (2013) research on the change in job content over time, influenced by technology, and the complementarity of changing job tasks with highly-skilled individuals.

I heard from the different Ministers I met, that by building on the complementarity of the various sectors, the Programme to enhance the social protection and inclusion system for children called SPIS manages to significantly improve the situation of children and their families.

According to the prevailing model, posttranscriptional repression by miRNA is determined by the complementarity to the miRNA of the target mRNA[ 27].

In general, the substantial number of common gene pairs identified by each of the three factors demonstrates the convergence in the group of interacting genes with high function similarity and the distinct gene pairs found by each factor also suggests the complementarity of the three factors.

This allows us to assess the complementarity of AT and TCA by estimating the relative explanatory power of the two frameworks for each of the two decisions.

Translation initiation, the rate-limiting step of protein expression, is determined by several molecular interactions, such as the complementarity of the RBS sequence to 16S rRNA, the spacing between RBS and the start codon, and the presence of mRNA secondary structures (Salis et al. 2009).