Sentence examples for complementary except from inspiring English sources

The airlines' networks at home and abroad are highly complementary, except in their hub cities, which will allow them to reduce capacity without conceding market share to competitors.

Herein, the structure of two DNA strands which are complementary except fourteen T T and C C mismatches was programmed for the design of the combinatorial logic operation by utilizing the different protective capacities of single chain DNA, part-hybridized DNA and completed-hybridized DNA on unmodified gold nanoparticles.

Primary transcription is the major driver of cellular specificity, with splicing playing mostly a complementary role; except for the brain, which exhibits a more divergent splicing program.

Statistical analysis evidenced an effect of ELISA score on the overall need for complementary examinations except for serology, X-rays and Holter ECG.

This was the same for complementary feeding except that mothers aged 25 29 tended to give complementary food items slightly less (adjusted OR 0.8, 0.6 – 0.9, p < 0.05), this was significant in both the crude and adjusted analysis.

The genotypes originated either from the national genomic selection program or from complementary research programs, except for most of the Holstein genotypes, which were from the Eurogenomics consortium.

The ΔGPI-CD44P construct was generated in an identical manner to the ΔGPI-CD44 construct, using complementary overlapping primers, except that residues 266 to 300 (rather than 266 to 290) of CD44 transcript variant 4 were incorporated into the chimeric construct.

Conversely, uAUGs with strong repressive potential (2×-6×) are complementary to expressed miRNAs except for the first uAUG in the ADH5/FDH gene and second uAUG of the KLF13 gene, where expressions of the predicted miRNAs have not been detected.

All resistance genes identified in Xana showed a complementary mode of action, except for two controlling resistance to races 65 and 73 located on LG Pv01, in the position of the previously described anthracnose resistance cluster Co-1.

DNA methylation is assumed to be complementary on both alleles, except in the cases of parent-of-origin-dependent DNA methylation, which regulates imprinted gene clusters and the random silencing of one of the two X-chromosomes in females to ensure dosage compensation with males.

Two were surgically resected, and their microscopic appearance matched what had been observed in the thyroid two years earlier, except that complementary analyses now showed positive nuclear staining for Thyroid Transcription Factor 1 (TTF-1), confirming as a result that the organ primarily affected was indeed the thyroid.