Investigation of protein activation in living cells is fundamental to understanding how proteins are influenced by the full complement of upstream regulators they experience.
Instead, data and evidence should complement a lifetime of experience, so that doctors can deliver the best quality care at the lowest possible cost.
I still think most of the value of smartwatches is in their ability to complement the experience of a smartphone, but if Samsung can put out a Gear 2 variant that has built-in voice calling cheaply and see how users respond, it's probably not a bad idea for them to see how the market responds.
The video projections, meanwhile, are more abstract and complement the experience of playing on the seesaws in the Place des Festivals, which the jury members saw as a daring idea," explains Gabriel Poirier-Galarneau, chair of the Luminothérapie 2015 jury.
This report is intended to be the complement of an earlier paper, entitled "Experiences with a Bone Bank", which I read before the American Surgical Association at its Annual Meeting at Hot Springs, Virginia, in April 1947.
Although dominated by informal processes, the negotiations were complemented by formal reviews of experiences and caseload sizes.
According to Žižek, the experience of jouissance is the necessary but hidden complement of institutional authority, operating as what he called the "obscene underside of the law".
However, empirical research examining the experiences of heterosexual men living with HIV when navigating the available complement of HIV-related treatment and support services is presently lacking.
To my happy surprise, the time apart had allowed us to amass an array of experiences that complemented each other well, her studies in India illuminating some of the post-colonial dynamics I had witnessed in South America.
"It is an extraordinary, wonderful complement to the experience of seeing opera and ballet live," says the CEO of the Royal Opera House, Alex Beard.
