Sentence examples for complementarity across from inspiring English sources

A similar argument can be made for complementarity across workers, which could be taken into account, provided it takes forms that still allow defining worker job-specific requirements.

1 w3–w5 The exact mechanisms by which targeting and silencing occur remain incompletely understood, although it is clear perfect complementarity across all 22 nucleotides is not required; indeed such a situation occurs rarely, if ever, in humans.

The lyssavirus genomic termini are extremely conserved, in particular the first and last 9 nucleotides have complete complementarity across all lyssaviruses [ 1, 2, 5, 22], furthermore the conservation remains stringent until residue 25 [ 2].

We show that, under an empirically relevant condition, selection into importing exhibits complementarities across source markets.

A cluster's boundaries are defined by the linkages and complementarities across industries and institutions that are most important to competition.

Marketplaces are driven to adjust the control dials for the various elements of their business model by a number of different factors: buyer or customer preferences for consistency across many sellers or suppliers, complementarities across products or services, seller or supplier heterogeneity, and so on.

These comparative advantages support different types of innovation and are often characterized by the presence of institutional complementarities across the sub-spheres of the political economy.

However, this is not to replace existing activity, but to harness complementarities across the partnership where appropriate.

Accordingly, some studies used multiple methods to detect selection signatures to benefit from advantageous complementarities across methods in hope of improving the statistical power (Staubach et al., 2012; Qanbari et al., 2014).

In this paper, we will present an experiment exploring the effects of different types of speech gesture cooperation in agents' behavior: redundancy (gestures duplicate pieces of information conveyed by speech), complementarity (distribution of information across speech and gestures) and a control condition in which gesture does not convey semantic information.

As a supplementary approach to target prediction, we employed a single leading prediction server, TargetScan Mouse (versions 5.0 and 5.1, http://www.targetscan.org/mmu_50/) using default settings to identify targets that contain 8-mer or 7-mer seed complementarity that are conserved across most mammals, but usually not beyond placental mammals (Friedman et al., 2009).