This is perfectly complemented 'under the hood' by a unique, intuitive user interface that exudes sophistication thanks to Porsche Design's signature design language.
Institution-based view of the firm, therefore, complements the "under-socialized" nature of agency theory and states that institutional constraints impel different firm-level strategies and other organizational outcomes.
In addition, diverse roles of both tomato SlIPTs in salt stress responses have been characterized in Arabidopsis ipt3 KO complemented plants under longer period of salt treatment.
Nonetheless, they cannot simply be extrapolated to describe the potential ecological impacts of Cry proteins in the field, but have to be complemented with experiments under ecologically more realistic conditions".
New treatments have complemented advances in under-standing of pathological changes in SpA, especially the key role played by enthesitis in peripheral and spinal lesions.
In order to reinstall his brother on the Armenian throne, the Parthian king assembled a force of picked cavalry under Monaeses, complemented by infantry from Adiabene.
Consistently, phenotypes specified by the sk156 mutant were largely restored to WT phenotypes in sk156 complemented with SPL15m expressed under the control of the CaVM35S promoter or the AS1 promoter.
That approach complements a variety of existing approaches that estimate distribution of fitness effects of nonsynonymous mutations based on SFS data (possibly complemented by divergence data) under very specific demographic scenarios (see Bataillon and Bailey 2015; Lawrie and Petrov 2014, for a review of various methods).
Even in the simple case of binary classification, metrics such as area under the ROC curve, may be misleading if the positive and negative sets are very unbalanced, and it may need to be complemented with the area under the precision recall curve (Davis and Goadrich, 2006; Stolovitzky et al., 2007).
Filburn] in 1942 and Lopez in 1995, a period in which the law enjoyed a stable understanding that Congressional power under the Commerce Clause, complemented by the authority of the Necessary and Proper Clause, extended to all activity that, when aggregated, has a substantial effect on interstate commerce.
Labour law mostly falls under national competence, complemented by minimum EU social standards and jurisprudence.
