Crucially Thomas Aquinas, who thought reason and faith were complementary, made a distinction between virtues that were natural versus supernatural.
These observations would suggest a possible role for PRX6 as a complementary marker mainly for the distinction of FTA.
We demonstrate that the coverage of different tools is quite complementary with respect to these distinctions, providing an explanation for the performance benefit obtained by merging their results.
The term low-power node (LPN) is adopted in this paper to draw a distinction between the added complementary LPNs and the legacy macro sites in a heterogeneous network (HetNet) environment.
When global characteristics of oligonucleotide composition in the genome are considered, the distinction of frequencies between the complementary oligonucleotides (e.g., AAAC versus GTTT) is not important in most cases.
These distinctions of FMB would provide complementary aspects of the cell that the previously reported approaches do not provide.
A helpful first step lies in better understanding the distinction between science and technology, and their complementary strengths and limitations.
In 1911 he drew a distinction, sometimes obliterated by his followers, between the complementary disciplines of jurisprudence (a science of values) and sociology (a science of facts).
This distinction reflects the regulatory framework in Australia where complementary medicines are regulated as medicines under the Therapeutic Goods Act1989 [ 17].
The problem of complementary strands (i.e., that of the genotype-phenotype distinction in template replication) will be studied in detail in another paper.
However, because each test may represent different parts of autonomic function, some overlapping but others complementary, our C-AD total score does not allow the distinction of potential different contributions of sympathetic and parasympathetic functions to cardiovascular mortality.
