These studies established the cooperative roles of three key parasite antagonists in the mosquito hemolymph functioning as a complement-like system to achieve targeted pathogen elimination.
This finding indicated that the subjective visual function assessment could function as a complement to objective visual measures, and was informative and predictive in the follow-ups of glaucoma patients.
The former contains an initial lexical verb in its predication and has the pattern V-SBJ-COMP (verb-Subject-Complement). The latter consists of an initial noun functioning as a Subject followed by a Complement (COMP), or a lexical verb.
Ecological infrastructure (EI) refers to ecosystems that deliver services to society, functioning as a nature-based equivalent of, or complement to, built infrastructure.
It's complemented by trenchant playing from a classy band that includes alto-saxist Ray Warleigh, trombonist Barnaby Dickinson and pianist John Taylor, with Italian vocalist Diana Torto functioning as an extra saxophone, soloing dazzlingly on Enowena.
According to Axel-Tober, such a structure gave rise to the development of complement clauses; see the Old High German example in 4 with a silent correlative element, in which the thaz-clause is taken to function as a complement clause and thaz 'that' is the declarative complementizer triggering the verb-final position.
Despite their cachet, drones function more as a complement to other weapons systems.
to elucidate PK changes among children and function as a complement to pediatric clinical investigations.
We have previously demonstrated that SUSD4 functions as a complement inhibitor [ 1] but other possible functions of this protein remain unclear.
