Sentence examples for complementary domain from inspiring English sources
In a DNA strand displacement reaction, a single strand with a toehold domain binds to an uncovered complementary domain in a double-stranded complex, initiates a branch migration process, and eventually releases the previously bound strand while becoming part of a double strand itself (Fig. 1a).
Theorem 3 Write the domain Ω as Ω + and the complementary domain of Ω ¯ as Ω −.
What is implied by the term "exclusion" is that what particulars apprehended under the cover of a universal have in common is merely that they are all excluded from a complementary domain.
Registering a complementary domain name for your business goes a long way towards availability, branding and establishing a web presence.
In developing telencephalon Prdm12 and 16 are expressed in the ventricular zone in a lateral to medial graded manner, and Prdm8 is expressed in a complementary domain in postmitotic neurons.
However, receptors without any overlapping domains might present unprecedented characteristics that are not documented in the initial set but are reflected in their complementary domain diversity (see Figure 5(b)).
On the other hand, a set of complementary domains exerts primary control on the aaRS isopotential surface formation.
Size and color evolutions of time-dependent complementary domains, i.e. the starting GO domain and the remaining FG domain, are monitored during the entire oxidation process.
This is interpreted as a three-stage evolutionary process driven by intertemporal coordination across several complementary domains, including activities of production, business organization, consumption and the underlying regulatory setting.
SuperIdentity considers identity across four complementary domains: an individual's biological makeup, biographical information, online presence (cyber domain), and mental makeup (psychological domain).
Some companies use them as complementary domains to an existing brand (Slack is using slack.help for support); others use them as a primary URL; some see a marketing purpose, others have defensive reasons.
