Sentence examples for complementary possibility from inspiring English sources

In this work, the collaborative drag reduction performance of surfactant solution and longitudinal microgrooves was experimentally studied to verify the speculation about their complementary possibility.

An alternative or complementary possibility is that homeostatic mechanisms could serve to counteract such changes.

A complementary possibility is that gain-of-function PTPN22 mutants suppress TCR signalling in natural regulatory T cells and thus impair peripheral tolerance.

One complementary possibility is the further development of depletion approaches, which could selectively filter the highest-abundance transcripts before sequencing; an example is removal of ribosomal RNA already performed in many experiments [ 1].

"Social learning", which is built on different paradigmatic and epistemological assumptions, offers managers and policy makers alternative and complementary possibilities.

But Renaissance is also studying surrounding areas that constitute the gateways to downtown — a total of 400 acres — and talking with property owners about complementary redevelopment possibilities.

The differential efficacies of SRT and ERT in the different tissues indicate that the combination approach is both additive and complementary suggesting the possibility of an improved therapeutic paradigm in the management of Fabry disease.

Although great care was taken to capture all shops by using several complementary approaches, the possibility that a few were omitted cannot be discounted.

Although the insured are allowed to have their basic insurance with a different insurer than their complementary insurance, the possibility of risk selection through the complementary insurance might restrain the insured from switching.

However, a quantitative understanding of binding energetics between short oligonucleotides and longer mRNA targets is lacking, and selecting a high-affinity antisense oligonucleotide sequence from the many possibilities complementary to a particular RNA is a critical step in designing an effective antisense inhibitor.

Another regional joint effort in the region is the Latin American and Caribbean International Census of Marine Microbes (LACar-ICoMM) network launched in 2006 to evaluate the research capabilities and to identify complementary strengths and possibilities for enhanced collaboration.