So we see a really interesting complementary role for our silicon working with Intel.
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If these volume-reducing mutations also stabilize the expanded conformation of αβ-tubulin in a GDP lattice, it would provide complementary support for our overpacking-based rationale for the β T238(A, S, V) effects.
These results provide an alternative, yet complementary, explanation for our finding that profiles of differentially expressed genes were highly heterogeneous both between and within clinical subtypes and tissues as well as between studies of the same clinical subtype and tissue.
The peak gain for our complementary TMD inverter reaches a value of over 13 at a driving voltage of 2 V.
The hall's design is radical in that it starts by giving molecular genetics and the fossil record equal billing and thus provides the visitor with two independent but highly complementary lines of evidence for our own evolution.
Model priors from MRMODELTEST were, however, specified for stem regions for which no complementary regions were available for our partial 16S rRNA sequences, as well as for loop regions.
These approaches and our high-content method may be complementary for target identification because of different screening criteria (i.e., fitness versus morphology).
Ku-mediated telomerase recruitment has been proposed to promote function of the Est1-Cdc13 pathway by increasing Est1 association with telomeres (Fisher et al., 2004; Williams et al., 2014), a mechanism that is complementary to our model for Ku-mediated telomerase recruitment.
