Sentence examples for complementing our knowledge from inspiring English sources
Coverage is shown to be an important, yet largely neglected, aspect of employment protection institution, complementing our knowledge about the protection level afforded by this institution.
Our data and analysis provide a new and deeper description of the human central proteome compared to previous results thereby extending and complementing our knowledge of commonly expressed human proteins.
Additional mutations on the putative G-protein binding region emerging from the model and in the helices involved in gating (especially helix TM7) are desirable to complement our knowledge on bitter taste receptor activation mechanism.
Thus, searching inside embryo hair follicle morphogenesis may complement our knowledge about alopecia pathogenesis.
All these discussions and debates call for further phylogeographic studies to complement our knowledge about the genetic footprints of the ice age.
The use of advanced optogenetic tools for the manipulation of endogenous proteins in single cells will further complement our knowledge about these evolutionarily conserved modules in actin nucleation.
The brain-region specific modules were found to be independent of genetic background and are therefore likely to represent biologically relevant molecular networks that can be studied to complement our knowledge about pathways in neuropsychiatric disease.
In particular in the ventral retina, different receptor types have to be characterized by electrophysiological recordings combined with dye injections and anatomical studies to complement our knowledge of the retinal mosaic in the cricket.
Understanding the genetic basis of adaptation to high elevations in poikilothermic species will not only complement our knowledge about endothermic species, but may also reveal novel mechanisms that are applicable to species that represent a much larger portion of the tree of life.
To overcome these limitations, we decided to complement our knowledge of listerial intracellular behaviour by the screening of a comprehensive mutant library, and report the results of a search for L. monocytogenes genes required during infection of and replication in human epithelial cells.
With this paper we have revealed two modes of flagella growth, an area of flagellum biology that still remained mostly in the dark, and complementing our extensive knowledge on IFT of building material to the site of flagellar growth.
