Sentence examples for complement outputs from inspiring English sources

In this case the complement outputs the k-mers that are present in the first list but differ from any k-mer in the second list by at least m positions.

Then, two subspaces of the output space of swarm systems, namely an output consensus subspace and a complement output consensus subspace, are introduced.

Such a mechanism, if properly resourced and managed, can complement output-based voucher reimbursements to facilities and further normalize efficient decision-making at the service provider level.

Explaining their curatorial intentions for the event space, Halcyon promises to "host frequent events that span the spectrum of DJ and vinyl culture, complementing Output's powerhouse programming by focusing more on the emerging talents, challenging sounds, and fringe styles".

However, this analysis of grant type should be treated tentatively as the analysis was based on a cohort of papers published over a specific period and not the total complement of outputs arising from a cohort of grants, nor did we explore in detail the nature of other, non-Wellcome Trust funding acknowledged on each paper.

Commercially, Lewis said that hospitality revenues are holding up well despite the industry having a "tough time" and is intrigued by the possibilities for the new online Live at Wimbledon service, designed to complement the output of its broadcasting partners.

A database which complements the outputs from TCGA is DGIdb (Griffith et al. 2013; http://dgidb.org/) and provides the capability of screening gene translations against drug gene product interactions in order to translate research findings into clinical outputs.

Funders of medical research the world over are increasingly seeking, in research assessment, to complement traditional output measures of scientific publications with more outcome-based indicators of societal and economic impact.

Increasingly, however, funders of medical research the world over are seeking, in research assessment, to complement traditional output measures of scientific publications – such as number of publications, number of citations, impact factor, research funding, degree of co-authorship, and h-index [ 2, 3] – with more outcome-based indicators of societal and economic impact [ 4- 15].

For the purpose of demonstration, a commercial finite element code complemented with output feedback control law is employed to design a set of structure systems for active vibration control.

The enrichment categorization implemented in the data analysis pipeline is based on previous studies [ 49, 55– 60] and provides a full complement of graphic outputs.