Current computational methods for predicting these interactions range from fast complementary-based searches to those that take intramolecular binding into account.
Approaches based on this idea may be fast and complementary to current methods.
Recent surveys indicate the majority of the United States public has used alternative medical therapies, and that energy healing therapies are among the fastest growing complementary and alternative medicine treatments [ 1, 2].
Osteopathy in Australia was the fastest growing complementary health profession at the last reported national census, with the reported number of osteopaths having tripled in number between 1996 and 2006 [ 1, 2].
The microstructure was then characterized at room temperature after the final fast cooling, using complementary experimental techniques.
Moving towards more specificity in cantilever-based sensing, monitoring the mechanical response of electrochemically actuated microcantilevers is then thought to provide a fast, reliable and complementary experimental information to the long-time cantilever bending measurement for the detection of target molecules.
Acupuncture is one of the oldest healing practices and is currently the fastest exponentially growing complementary therapy recognized by the World Health Organization [ 3].
As SSA-based DNA repair depends upon annealing of two complementary ssDNA, faster SSA product generation in this experiment agrees with the faster resection observed in the experiments described above, but a contribution by a more efficient recombination mechanism could not be excluded.
In support of this notion, nucleic acid probes with less stable secondary structures show faster hybridization rates to complementary nucleic acid targets (Lima et al., 1992; Kushon et al., 2001; Wang and Drlica, 2004; Gao et al., 2006; Yilmaz et al., 2006).
The methods GPR and CCR were chosen because they allow relatively fast surveying and provide complementary information.
