Was the union of LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh an inherently flawed project, conceived in the image of the Boston Celtics' Big Three while ignorant of the evidence that Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen formed a far more complementary trio?
Waugh's biographer Selena Hastings describes this ending as "artistically far more complementary" than that used in the book version; an earlier biographer, Christopher Sykes maintained that had this alternative been the original, the novel would not have acquired its later distinction.
The data clearly show that the by far largest complementary asymmetries are associated with triple-G motifs in the probe sequence for all interaction groups (see solid triangles surrounded by the circles).
As far as complementary and alternative medicines are concerned, few studies have been conducted in the preterm infant population.
Clearly, the ants have adapted in response to this relationship in order to be a better partner, even going as far as developing complementary mutualisms with bacteria.
In fact, so the reasoning goes, mergers between companies that offer complementary products far more often increase economic efficiency by avoiding duplicative management and distribution costs.
All the imprinted genes identified so far are tracked in complementary efforts by Morison's and Jirtle's groups and the Mammalian Genetics Unit of the U.K. Medical Research Council.
His message, too, is undeniably complementary to far-right aims.
Further, we show that the position of the TURBS with respect to the UAAUG overlap is crucial, and that termination too far downstream of the 18S complementary sequence inhibits the process, probably due to reduced 40S tethering.
Molecular tests such as GGI are promising in terms of clinical benefit, but so far the documented benefit is complementary to histopathological methods [ 32].
