Sentence examples for complete complement of from inspiring English sources
This year one of the boys dug up a jawbone with a pretty complete complement of teeth.
"Giving Butch the opportunity to work with a complete complement of players is important," Milbury said, referring to the Islanders' coach, Butch Goring.
In a stroke of good fortune, the All-Star Game on Tuesday night comes fully stocked with a complete complement of conversation topics, issues to argue about, players to wag a finger at or sit back and appreciate.
In the presented example we translate in vitro and isolate a nearly complete complement of mammalian Rab GTPases.
This is of little importance in the tropics and barn owls here usually moult a complete complement of flight feathers annually.
In contrast, saprobic fungi like Coprinopsis cinerea and Galerina marginata, which break down organic matter to obtain nutrients, have a more complete complement of cell wall-degrading enzymes.
By contrast, the presence of near complete complements of key machinery (AP1-5, ESCOGs, COG) absent in many apicomplexans, pinpoints the timing of the losses at the colpodellid/apicomplexan transition.
Thus, in order to study the roles of the supernumerary subunits in the F-ATPase complex by biophysical and biochemical experimentation, there is a need to develop methods for purifying the F-ATPases with complete complements of all of their subunits.
This protein diversity represents one of the greatest challenges of " Omic" technologies because to define its own identity, quantity, structure, and functionality of complete complements of proteins and, moreover, to characterize how these properties change through every cellular context are very complex [ 75].
That's not to mention the BBC's newly completed complement of six digital TV and five digital radio stations - a key driver of digital take-up - plus the contribution to corporation coffers from BBC Worldwide, which generated revenues of £700m in the past year.
The jawless fishes have complement components corresponding only to the later-acting (i.e., cytolytic, or cell-killing) aspects of complement function, but all higher vertebrates have components similar to the complete complement system of mammals.
