Sentence examples for complementary by from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we show how and when the perspectives are complementary by comparing how the theories conceptualise technology development, understand stakeholders, and determine driving forces for technological change.

The Empathic Civilization was contrasted to the book Crisis Economics by Nouriel Roubini and Stephen Mihm, as reaching different conclusions but being complementary by offering valid alternative futures different from contemporary belief in social progress.

Since each of the ss-tails is unique and complementary by design, the fragments can only assemble in the predefined orientation.

Similarly, the control of expression of protein-coding genes by cis-regulatory elements is complementary by nature.

The results presented here are complementary: by focusing on a single commonly used assembler while varying sequencing depth and average read length, we gain a more in-depth assessment of quality metrics and their response to choice of sequencing technique.

Jacobs suggested that the only workable relationship between the guardian and commercial syndromes is a state of 'symbiosis' in which the two syndromes remain essentially intact, and their strengths become complementary by working unceasingly toward close, respectful interaction between them.

However, no references were found in a model involving three resistance genes which are complementary two-by-two.

Elongation of the telomeric overhang by telomerase is counteracted by synthesis of the complementary strand by the CST complex, CTC1(CTC13)/Stn1/Ten1.

However, coverage can alleviate this issue by providing a complementary metric by which to detect rearrangements (Yoon et al. 2009).

By convention, the coding strand of a CDS is indicated by "+" and the complementary strand by "−".

This entitlement also embraces complementary services by nonphysicians and practitioners, provided that they are prescribed by a physician.