Sentence examples for complementarity distribution from inspiring English sources

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.

In the original arCOG paper, we described the strategy of merging orthologous groups based on profile-profile hits and complementarity of phylogenetic distribution (Makarova KS, Sorokin AV, Novichkov PS, Wolf YI, Koonin EV.

We have once defined a strategy to merge orthologous groups based on profile-profile hits and complementarity of phylogenetic distribution (Dutilh et al, Signature Genes as a Phylogenomic Tool, Mol. Biol. Evol. 2008) and similar implementations of this idea may have been published.

Epistasis contributes greatly to the level of trait heterosis, independent of gene action, and varies with the degree of functional complementarity, number, and allelic distribution of segregating loci in the parents.

To address this possibility, we checked the distribution of each complementarity.

We assessed pore distributions, canal vectors, complementarity and possible evolutionary divergent functions for ampullary clusters in two sharks, the scalloped hammerhead (Sphyrna lewini) and the sandbar shark (Carcharhinus plumbeus), and the brown stingray (Dasyatis lata).

Therefore, a detailed characterization has special relevance for idiotypic vaccines, where the correct spatial atomic distribution in the Complementarity-Determining Regions (CDRs) is critical for their biological activity.

To achieve tailored antibody-like diversity, we designed a set of skewed nucleotide mixtures yielding codons approximately matching the distribution observed in antibody complementarity-determining regions without incurring the expense of triphosphoramidite-based construction.

The distribution of arginine residues in complementarity determining regions (CDRs) of VH and VL sequences was altered by site-directed mutagenesis or by CDR exchange.

Utilizing multiple lines of evidence, including portable artifacts, botanical specimens, site architecture, and site distribution patterns, I argue that there is close complementarity between the ethnohistoric ethnographic model and the archaeological remains.

Given the difference between plant and animal miRNAs, particularly in terms of distribution of hairpin length and the nature of complementarity with its duplex partner (or miRNA star), the underlying (statistical) features of miRDeep and other tools, using similar features, are likely to get affected.