Sentence examples for characteristics to complement from inspiring English sources
This provided for an analysis of group differences adjusted for differences in baseline characteristics to complement the unadjusted analysis above.
Such a sample could also be used to examine the contribution of genetic and environmental influences to offspring phenotypic characteristics, to complement the other designs, twin and adoption studies, already used for this purpose.
The coefficients on observable characteristics allow us to complement and refine the analysis of the raw transition dynamics presented in Section 3. The negative coefficient on blacks in all specifications of the duration model implies that the lower exit rates out of overeducation for that group are robust to controlling for observable and unobservable heterogeneity.
Results indicated that MAS formality changed to complement organizational characteristics across life-cycle stages.
We sought to modify adenoviral (Ad) particles by incorporating the advantageous characteristics of non-viral gene delivery vehicles to complement the viral vectors.
The positive association of (TG/CA)n repeats associated with genes of this class strongly argues for a positive temporal regulatory role that could provide for variations in gene expression to complement the enormous diversity characteristic of this class.
The primary contribution is a set of supervised machine classification models for multiple protected characteristics - race, disability and sexual orientation - to complement the existing classifier for religion.
Alternatively, timber tracking based on DNA markers (Tnah et al., 2010) that uses characteristics inherent to the timber can be applied to complement the current control mechanisms.
It has the unique ability to complement multiple N-terminal luciferases with different spectral characteristics.
The inability of Pfa4 to complement a swf1Δ strain might be due to characteristics of Swf1 substrates.
They were selected to complement the other participants because of their specific characteristics which were only partially represented among the first four.
