The class hybridization represents the biological process by which two or more complementary nucleic acids establish non-covalent interactions, pairing each other.
To overcome the difficulties in solving the plate-foundation equilibrium equations, a variational formulation equivalent to these equations is presented from which three alternative linear complementary problems are derived and solved by Lemke's complementary pivoting algorithm to obtain no-contact regions where the plate lifts up away from the foundation and the subgrade reaction.
Racemic compound YH239 (5l′, FP: Ki = 400 nM, AIDA: KD = 300 nM; Figure 2) was found as the most potent one in this series by the two complementary assays used, which indicates the optimal combination of the fragments.
Tumour vasculature is actually regulated by two complementary processes: angiogenesis, which is local sprouting, and vasculogenesis, which is the de novo production of new blood vessels.
Grounding can be specified by means of two complementary operations: lifting, which is used to interpret semantic data from a (concrete) syntactic representation, and lowering, which is used to create a (concrete) syntactic representation from semantic data.
(A notable exception is the scale developed by Bush et al. [ 9] which contains the two complementary views, but this latter was used only once in Africa [ 37].) We are unaware of any similar study for Caucasians.
At this stage it remains unclear which of the two complementary views most closely approximates reality.
Therefore, germ-free animals seem protected from diet-induced obesity by two complementary, but independent mechanisms, which result in decreased fatty acid storage: (1) elevated levels of FIAF; and (2) increased AMP-activated protein kinase activity.
Amino acid residue changes were introduced by two complementary site directed mutagenesis (SDM) primers which contain sense mutations of the nucleotide(s).
We do this by introducing two complementary pairs of stochastic perturbation terms.
