Sentence examples for complemented in the second from inspiring English sources

The missing Mmc glpK region was complemented in the second step of the TREC-IN method.

For the Reds, Craig Goodwin's third minute opener was complemented in the 89th minute by Pablo Sanchez's far post header.

It is impossible to create the verbal event "to cut woods" as the complement in the second conjunct, as in (5b).

The introduction of proteolytic enzymes to the bloodmeal degrades vertebrate complement in the first 3 h (Margos et al., 2001), a change that is intriguingly mirrored by the short-lived initial defence of the parasite against complement (see above) – a truly fascinating interplay between host, vector and parasite.

What was the reason for the authors to use this potent complement inhibitor and why a complement inhibitor in the first place?

These results indicate that the inhibitors were able to interrupt the complement cascade in the first events of the activation phase, where the inhibition is more effective because, in this case, the amplification of the process is blocked.

In this case, reverse complementing the second read of the pair will reverse its orientation and strand to be consistent with that of the first read in the pair.

He was also told to send one of his units the South Staffordshire Battalion (which was not complete and was awaiting its full complement of men in the second lift)—to Arnhem to help with the advance to the bridge.

It is unclear if Heathrow would survive should the plans be accepted, though it is thought the two could complement each other in the first years of the new airport's operations.

However the complements of the complement via U/G pairs in the second position would constrain the amino acid which could be assigned to that codon (the one having the same Stickland role as the original amino acid).

Optimized hydrophobic contacts of one amide substituent in P4 were complemented by hydrophobicity-modulating features in the second, producing potent fXa inhibitors including examples with excellent anticoagulant properties.