Sentence examples for complement of functional from inspiring English sources
Throughout his career, Cotto has shown a willingness to fight the toughest opponents available, and, with any luck, he will soon be in a position to prove himself against a top boxer whose arsenal includes the full complement of functional joints.
However, the number of proteins we propose here should be regarded as the minimal complement of functional PPs.
The complement of functional features of T-IhNSCs are intermediate between those of previously established v-IhNSCs and normal hNSCs.
The list we propose here must therefore be viewed as the minimal complement of functional protein phosphatases.
The presence of imprinted genes can cause cells with a full parental complement of functional autosomal genes to specifically express one allele but not the other, resulting in monoallelic expression of the imprinted loci.
Studies have shown an unexpectedly large complement of functional gene duplicates in most genomes [ 13, 14], which can be accounted for by two of the fates for duplicated genes.
The α-globin gene cluster of the cetacean species included in our study appeared to have retained a similar complement of putatively functional genes: the killer whale presents a complement of genes composed of HBZ, HBK, and two functional copies of HBA and HBQ globin genes, whereas the dolphin possesses HBZ, HBK, HBA and HBQ genes, and one HBA pseudogene (fig. 1).
It is proposed that utterance particles are the complement of a functional category, forming a conjunction structure.
Independently, 13 randomly tagged BESs were constructed and analyzed, confirming the structures and re-defining the minimal gene complement of a functional BES for survival in culture.
Maximum likelihood and Bayesian phylogeny reconstructions revealed that both cetacean species had retained a similar complement of putatively functional genes.
Tegner and Lysholm [19] showed that activity grading is a valuable complement to functional scoring of the knee and designed a scale in which work and sport activities were graded numerically, with zero representing sick leave or disability pension because of knee problems and ten representing competitive sports, soccer, football, rugby (national elite).
