Sentence examples for complementary selection from inspiring English sources
In a complementary selection of small collage paintings, the Finnish artist Riiko Sakkinen combines hand-altered product labels and cartoons to create a Babel of references to racism, fashion and violence.
These complementary selection processes lead to the development of a self-referential T cell repertoire that is both tolerant to self, yet sufficiently diverse to respond to pathogenic challenges [3], [4], [5], [6], [7].
(A ) Workflow of a complementary selection of enhancers (927/2598 active), and control promoters (5946/6057 active) based on ChIP-seq of H3K36me3, H3K4me3, and H3K4me1.
Auxotrophic complementary selection markers have certain advantages over antibiotic markers; however, it remains inconvenient and costly to grow a strain with synthetic media by using these markers.
Typically, for each magnetic product, two magnetic field models are produced in separate chains using complementary data selection and processing techniques.
As an alternative, the inclusion of species spatial turnover structure together with associated environmental gradients were employed in both rarity and richness-based complementary reserve selection algorithms to provide a better representation of birds and environmental processes.
Brain development happens throughout life and is characterized from even a very early stage by two complementary processes, selection and instruction [ 58].
In the complementary stepwise selection method, the inclusion of probes followed the same rules as in the forward method but a probe only remained in the model if its P-value was lower than the significance levels for stay of 10%.
We hypothesised that quantitative assessment of remnant liver function using hepatobiliary scintigraphy can improve patient selection, complementary to routine assessment.
Complementary pairwise sexual selection and sexual isolation estimators have also been proposed to study mating behaviour in mating frequency data [ 7].
They proposed that the imbalances in armaments in this system were related to the genetic architecture of the complementary traits under selection.
