Sentence examples for complements which from inspiring English sources

This is possible, but it requires that the two asset classes aren't just poor substitutes, they're complements, which is possible but is awfully strong).

Detection in affinity biosensors [2] relies on chemical attraction between target analytes and their molecular complements, which serve as biological sensing elements (probes).

They rely on a chemical attraction between the target molecules and their Watson-Crick complements, which serve as biological sensing elements (probes).

King (pp. 345 6) claims, first, that there is a very simple syntactic explanation for the substitution failures that produce ungrammaticalities: such verbs don't take NP complements at all, and so don't take nominal complements, which are NP complements.

In 1758, the Sultan commanded the Regent to supervise the making of bricks and various complements, which would be used to build a beautiful garden.

After 24 h and 48 h, all mutants showed lower in vivo fitness than their complements, which means that lipids are significant nutrient sources in the mouse lung.

He uses the orchestra's full string complement, which the studio could not always accommodate.

Meningococci bind human fH to down-regulate complement, which enhances survival of the bacteria in serum.

But this conservative element needs its progressive complement, which is that they need to express forward-looking values that are inclusive and universal.

In other cases the antibody-coated antigen is subject to a chemical chain reaction with complement, which is a series of proteins found in the blood.

The default value used here is 0.495 (18'h0_7EB8 in 18-bit 2's complement)), which is appropriate for lower frequency strings, but too low for higher frequencies.