Sentence examples for complements depends from inspiring English sources

Our framework proposes that whether control and trust are substitutes or complements depends on the level and type of risk an alliance faces.

19Goods q and y are gross substitutes or gross complements depending on whether τ is less than or greater than 1, respectively.

Furthermore, when considering the Allen-Uzawa elasticity of substitution (AES) and the cross-price elasticity (CPE) as a measure of substitution, they find that the factors capital and energy are either substitutes or complements depending on the size of employment.

Our technique for labeling or ablating cells with complement depends on the existence of antibodies that specifically recognize surface antigens differentially expressed on subpopulations of cells.

From what we understand, the idea behind putting 500 Nordics first in Oslo was to build an accelerator in another city to balance — or complement, depending on how you look at it — the technology centres that already exist in Stockholm and Helsinki.

Notice that, for h i, r), we consider both r and the complement of r because each read can be assigned to either the current haplotype or its complement (depending on which assignment produces smaller disagreements).

Binding site mutants were constructed using the delitto perfetto technique to replace the 14-bp Abf1 binding site with the sequence CTACTAGTTA or its complement depending on the orientation of the Abf1 binding site (Storici and Resnick 2006).

The potency of glycosaminoglycans in inhibiting complement activation depends upon their extent and positions of polysulfation.

Complement-dependent cytotoxicity activity depends on the binding of C1q on immune complexes and can be modulated by the presence on tumour cell of membrane-bound complement-regulated proteins.

In "Prisoners" the blustery Nimrode and the fragile, haunted Uri are an entirely believable team — you can see how they complement and depend on each other, how their shared horror and humiliation have made them fit together.

Such techniques are not mutually exclusive and could complement INSPECT, depending on how close the user is to the display.