Sentence examples for due to complementarity from inspiring English sources

The increase in demand for one industry will lead to an increase in demand for another industry due to complementarity of demands.

Further, herbivore richness effects were strong on established communities due to complementarity feeding among fish species; this complementary feeding not only impacted seaweeds, but also enhanced coral survivorship and growth [16].

This could be due to complementarity of genes from the donor parent 'Tetep', which have been reported to carry other BB-resistant genes, namely Xa1, Xa2, Xa12 and Xa16 (Nelson et al. 1994; Goel et al. 1998).

One of the possible reasoning for observing such high number of targets for miR156 could be attributed to existence of purine richness (GA/AG tract) in miR156 sequence, causing poly-pyrimidine regions to be counted as the targets due to complementarity.

For example, sequences in the 3'UTR seem to be more free of constraints in comparison with the 5'UTR to mutate towards a very similar nucleotide composition to the rest of the genome, increasing the likelihood of interacting with other sequences in the genome due to complementarity.

There is under-entry of intermediary traders in equilibrium due to complementarities among upstream and downstream traders.

Importantly, the model allows for the possibility of assortative matching between workers and jobs due to complementarities between worker and job characteristics.

Ottaviano and Peri (2012) show theoretically and empirically that in equilibrium the inflow of immigrants creates a positive effect on natives due to complementarities in production.

For example, An et al. (2004) allow for unobserved heterogeneity to capture correlated preferences for leisure (due to "assortative mating") and argue that the remaining correlation in the retirement hazards of the two partners are likely due to complementarities in leisure.

This improves the accuracy of the gravity field in the long-wavelength parts, due to the complementarity of GOCE and GRACE.

"The more, the merrier" approach to species richness produced resilient communities, enabling efficient nutrient uptake due to niche complementarity and eliminating process downtime due to biological disruptions.