Additionally, their discrepancies (tendencies) are complementary, shaping an enriching and remarkable theoretical corpus, as a paradigmatic model of supranational education policies, based on the EDE and its perpetual relationship with citizenship, intercultural awareness and European identity.
Muted shades can add a pleasant buzz of energy to the room, but bright shades of complementary colors have a tendency to assault the eyes.
The tendency to form complementary base pairings among the nucleotides within the pre-mRNA may cause a target site to be inaccessible, as a nucleotide that is "paired" is not accessible for binding.
Although we consider each position individually, while the other study analyzed multimers, we also found that positions 13 and 14 have strong tendency to form complementary pairs.
In an imaginative manner, mandalas represent a complementary moment of compensation, counteracting the iconoclastic tendencies of technoscience towards quantification, computation and datafication.
A complementary in vitro study demonstrated a quadratic tendency for apparent and true dry matter digestibility as YMP was added to the diet.
Although some of the combinations of roles may be explained by Shiva's identification with earlier mythological figures, they arise primarily from a tendency in Hinduism to see complementary qualities in a single ambiguous figure.
This result suggests that genes from the two modules have a tendency to work together in a complementary way to generate tumor phenotypes.
Spontaneous base substitution patterns were first explained by tendencies of potential tautomeric shifts involving atypical complementary base pairing (Topal and Fresco 1976), however, this idea now appears largely discredited by empirical data (Vonborstel 1994).
Using complementary interference-free toxicological assay systems, we initially identified agglomeration tendencies in physiological fluids, strong uptake by cells and improvable biocompatibility of lauric acid (LA -coated SPIONs (SPIONLA -coated
