Sentence examples for certain complementarity from inspiring English sources

Providing the different computational models used, these tools also show certain complementarity in the prediction of O-GlcNAc sites.

This step is essential, because our newly developed method, VariantMetaCaller, is heavily based on the concordance and certain complementarity of the unfiltered call sets of the individual variant callers.

Yet, because the mechanisms of AT2R stimulation and AT1R blockade are only partly overlapping as described above and display a certain complementarity, there might be a potential for the combination of the AT1R blockade and AT2R stimulation (Fig.  1).

There is a certain degree of complementarity between active learning and semi-supervised learning, and therefore some researches combine them to further reduce manual labeling workload.

This seems to suggest that the network is characterized by a certain level of complementarity.

PGC1α and PGC1β exhibit a certain degree of complementarity in function and their expression is substantially increased under conditions requiring improved energy transduction through increased mitochondrial content [127].

Today the Copenhagen interpretation is mostly regarded as synonymous with indeterminism, Bohr's correspondence principle, Born's statistical interpretation of the wave function, and Bohr's complementarity interpretation of certain atomic phenomena.

A neuron-specific antisense lncRNA, AS Uchl1, could specifically induce the translation of ubiquitin carboxyl-terminal esterase L1 Uchl1) under certain stress conditions through its complementarity with target mRNA [ 25].

However, since these tools are based on certain assumptions (e.g., base complementarity in the 3′UTR, thermodynamic stability, target-site accessibility, and evolutionary conservation of miRNA binding sites), their predictions are accompanied by large numbers of false positives.

Complementarities happen where "certain semantic features or domains are construed in two contradictory ways"; for example concerning agency as in They'll dry, where experience is construed in two ways - transitively and ergatively ("the children will dry [the dishes]" vs. "the dishes will dry [in the sun]).

For a successful PCR reaction, the chosen primer pair needs to follow certain restrictions regarding thermodynamics, self-complementarity and base composition.