Sentence examples for complementary release from inspiring English sources

k-anonymous data can still be helpless against attacks like unsorted matching attack, temporal attack, and complementary release attack [50, 51].

The complex of surface-immobilized DNA aptamer with fluorescent complementary oligonucleotide releases the oligonucleotide upon binding with a specific target, which is translated by a decrease in fluorescence.

This indicates that although Nintendo isn't going to be selling its games on smartphones in the near future, it might release complementary or promotional software on phones to help support its core business.

Hurd called NetSuite and Oracle's offerings "complementary" in the release, adding that Oracle intends to continue to invest in the engineering and distribution aspects of both company's products going forward.

(2013) report that highly complementary targets promote release of small RNAs from effector Argonaute complexes, thus providing mechanistic insights into regulation of small RNA stability and implications for siRNA design.

The released complementary sequence of the probe acted as the catalyst of the MB-assisted strand displacement reaction.

TuneUp, an iTunes plugin that helps correct wrong or missing song meta data and album art (and also offers a number of complementary features) has released a Mac-compatible version to the public.

Such detailed information is a good complementary to the released Phase III Hapmap data.

The complementary system of releasing data through GigaDB and established repositories also has the advantage of making the data available much sooner than the staggered build releases of many of these databases, which can take several months.

In the cytoplasm, miRNA duplexes are incorporated into an Argonaute protein-containing miRNA-induced silencing complex (miRISC), followed by unwinding of the duplex and retention of the mature miRNA strand in miRISC, while the complementary strand is released and degraded (Fig 1) (Carthew & Sontheimer, 2009; Krol et al, 2010).

Upon sensing of the nucleic acid analyte for the assembled hairpin-like probe DNA on the electrode, the DNA polymerase guided the target recycling and simultaneously triggered the lambda exonuclease cleavage, accompanied by the cascade recycling of the released new complementary strand and the amplified liberation of the G-rich sequence of the HRP-mimicking DNAzyme.