As shown in the examples in Figure 5 above, s-methods and t-methods complement and correct each other.
Intuitively, this enables s-methods and t-methods to complement and correct each other, especially in cases where an s-method indicates certainty but a t-method does not or vice versa.
Seismogram analyses can contribute to a rapid tsunami forecast that complement a correct tsunami forecast based on tsunami analysis, because seismic waves propagate much faster (approximately 4,000 m/s) than tsunami (approximately 200 m/s).
This is in line with the de novo methyltransferase activity of DNMT3A, which could additionally complement and correct DNMT1 enzymatic activity, modifying cytosines in newly synthesized non-methylated DNA.
Sarlo's study complements and corrects the overwhelming tendency of scholarship on Borges that categorizes him as a cosmopolitan writer whose national tradition is an incidental rather than a decisive element in his writing (i.e., Michel Berveiller, Le Cosmopolitisme de Borges, Paris, Didier, 1973).
Errors and missing data will be monitored during data-collection, and complemented or corrected whenever possible.
At this stage, reverse complements are corrected by determining which direction best matches the designated regions of interest.
We reviewed the various techniques to complement or to correct the genetic defect in XP cells.
However, given that mismatch probes measure unspecific hybridisation, (genes can hybridise even if their sequence is not the correct complement of the probe), and that the amount of sample solution used in each experiment is the same, the mismatch signals should be close to one another at different time points.
The correct complement of SNARE proteins helps to define a specific organelle membrane and plays a major role in determining the specificity of protein sorting by permitting fusion of transport vesicles with only certain target membranes (McNew et al., 2000; Pelham, 2001).
