Sentence examples for fully complements from inspiring English sources

Finally, nothing Obama does can be effective unless it fully complements an equally visible redefinition by the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, of the purpose of the process.

More recently, however, it has been reported that E. coli recA can provide partial complementation to a D. radiodurans recA null mutant [121], and that D. radiodurans recA fully complements E. coli recA mutants [129].

Zharadka et al conceded that the SSA model is a potential alternative to ESDSA and could perhaps generate small blocks of old and new DNA [22], but pointed out that the E. coli PolA Klenow fragment, that lacks the 5'→3' exonuclease, fully complements D. radiodurans polA mutants for resistance to γ-radiation.

This episomal Flag Clr4 fully complements for clr4 function at centromeres (Supplementary Figure S7A).

Plasmid pLR912, containing DUO1 and YBP2 in yeast shuttle vector pRS316, fully complements the cold and formamide sensitivities as well as the ipl1 -2 suppression phenotype of rev76.

The vectors tested fall into three classes (1) R453G fully complements, (2) R453doeses not complement, and (3) R453K partially complements the cesa5KO-2 phenotype.

Genetic complementation experiments indicate that dADA2bS alone can support development but cannot fully complement dAda2b mutations.

Tampa Bay won by fully complementing its defense, finally, with an aggressive and punch-filled offense.

In this sense her efforts fully complemented those of Eiichi Saito, a drummer more in the standard Kodo mold, who led other workshops and joined with Ms. Fujimoto in a day of combined taiko and voice.

However, as technology changes or as conventional sources become relatively expensive, some unconventional gas becomes easier and relatively cheaper to produce in quantities that can fully complement conventional gas production.

In both cases, the repair deficiency was fully complemented in Pol β null cells expressing recombinant Pol β.