Sentence examples for complementary composition from inspiring English sources
The red and yellow chromogenic elements correspond to iron oxides such as the black which structural complementary composition has to be completed while the green belongs to green earth.
The compositional difference between leading and lagging strands, and the replichore structure in general, means that the two DNA strands have complementary composition biases in the two replication arms of these genomes.
Dietary data collected for the ICFI are: breast feeding (yes/no, number of times per day); bottle/cup feeding (yes/no, number of times per day); numbers of complementary feeds; composition of meals/snacks.
As discussed in the introduction, DTMS and ESI MS provide information on the paint medium composition complementary to that obtained with Py THM GCMS.
Despite the heterogeneous macroscopic colony composition, complementary auxotrophs are maintained in physical proximity to each other.
Performance, it is argued, is a creative discipline complementary to that of composition itself, and varieties of interpretation add richness to the musical experience; moreover, the physical presence of the performer infuses drama into what would be otherwise a purely aural, intellectual, and, by implication, somewhat lifeless event.
Wallows, ponds and marshes were largely complementary in their species composition.
Secondary ion mass spectrometry provided complementary information on the composition profiles with depth.
Over a long period of time, biases in substitution rates should accumulate and lead to skews in the base composition of complementary DNA strands [ 21].
Other studies have shown no persisting effect of either breastfeeding or the timing of the introduction of complementary foods on body composition (17, 32).
To target draft genome reconstructions, the data assigned to individual taxonomic bins by taxator-tk can be used as training data for complementary approaches, such as composition-based methods, or as independent information in combination with recently proposed clustering methods using the abundance of genes or contigs across multiple samples.
