Sentence examples for by the same complement from inspiring English sources
In 2007, in an effort to combat Netflix, NBC and Fox — joined, two years later, by ABC — created Hulu, a Web site that lets viewers watch current and many past television shows but is subsidized by the same complement of commercials seen on broadcasters' Web sites.
It has been shown that genes participating in similar functional pathways with identical expression patterns are marked by the same complement of histone modifications in yeast and mouse myoblasts [ 27, 28], so combinations of markers may serve as a signature for transcriptional regulators denoting the coordinated expression of these genes.
In this regard, it is noteworthy that the two representatives of the Charales, Chara and Nitella, carry very similar mitochondrial genomes; these mtDNAs, which differ by only 12,447 bp, contain the same gene complement and display exactly the same gene order.
Firth won the 1996 Broadcasting Press Guild Award for "Best Actor", complemented by the same award for "Best Drama Series/Serial".
Turns out there's a 'cheat' way to do it, but will I be going back to Pandora's moon for a war of attrition complemented by the same few, annoying sound bites?
Their solution is based on bidirected graphs, which are similar to de Bruijn graphs, with the difference that a k-mer and its reverse complement are represented by the same vertex, and the edges represent the possible ways that double-stranded strings can overlap.
We refer the reader to the review paper [25] (which complements and is a continuation of [20] by the same authors).
Because autopsies were not possible, the investigation centered on clinical and laboratory assessments performed on 32 siblings of deceased children and 23 mothers and on 18 children and 8 adults living in the same area, complemented by environmental health investigations.
The study by Boomer and colleagues reinforces these observations and complements the outstanding work on post-term biopsies recently published by the same group [ 7].
