Sentence examples for complements nearly from inspiring English sources

Generally, pale ale beer complements nearly all recipes.

SEARCHING for a vacation home to complement nearly 50 acres in Pope Valley, Calif., Dan Edmondstudieds studied home designs online, visited a factory and even traveled to Missouri to tour a house.

The genome of B is 44% larger than B, and the difference affects all chromosomes of the complement nearly equally.

These shades are a good general choice because they complement nearly all skin tones.

All these factors complement its nearly ideal optical band gap and absorption coefficient for terrestrial photovoltaic devices, making it a forgiving material to deposit and control in the thin-film form [12]. Several methods are available for deposition of CdTe including vacuum evaporation, sputtering, electro-deposition, chemical vapor deposition (CVD), and closed space sublimation [13].

The eccentric submembrane pocket of cytoplasm that is occupied by the RC-MTOC-GA complex is complemented to nearly the complete TC volume by the relatively large nucleus.

Strikingly, some T. cruzi strains were killed by human complement at nearly physiological serum concentration, 50% (Figure 3 A and B).

And, as with the traditional version, they complement almost any stew, simply cooked fish or chicken, or nearly anything else you'd put on a plate.

Morgan Stanley, for instance, is increasing its complement to 450, nearly double the number it had in 2008.

While in W303-1A_ mstrainsn4Δ sthein thexpressionof of ZbMSN4 nearly complemented the acetic acid susceptibility phenotype to the level of the parental strain, in BY4741_ msn4Δ the expression of the gene significantly improved the acetic acid tolerance even above the level of tolerance exhibited by its parental strain, as in the case of the complementation with the library plasmid B02.

To address this question, we decided to analyse: 1) which complement pathways are activated by T. cruzi using strains isolated from different hosts, 2) the capacity of these strains to resist the complement-mediated killing at nearly physiological conditions, and 3) whether the complement system could limit or control T. cruzi invasion of eukaryotic cells.