Sentence examples for identify complementary from inspiring English sources
"These new methods will allow assessment of conservation reserve coverage and identify complementary areas of biodiversity that have unique evolutionary histories in need of conservation," Mishler said.
It's also the opportune moment to identify complementary strengths and abilities to plan and budget into development programming — for example, projects can identify and organise training for farmer groups, firms can contribute technical guidance for quality requirements and reliable markets.
Multimodal fusion is becoming more common as it proves to be a powerful approach to identify complementary information from multimodal datasets.
These new phylogenetic methods will allow assessment of conservation reserve coverage that is not limited by reliance on species assessment alone and can identify complementary areas of biodiversity that have unique evolutionary histories in need of conservation.
In order to shorten imaging protocols and increase efficiency, future studies will have to identify complementary and redundant information yielded by the different techniques.
In the work by Tatu et al. [26], 2D projections of the data in alternative subspaces were applied to identify complementary, orthogonal, or redundant subspaces; again, the approach was applicable to different subspace selection methods.
The laboratory bees foraged for a broader diet, if one is available, to compensate for a nutrition imbalance by identifying complementary types of pollen — similar to how vegetarians balance legumes and grains to get a complete protein.
Thus, there is interest in identifying complementary strategies that might help in the prevention of T2D.
RISC identifies complementary RNA transcripts and subsequently degrades them by cleavage.
In this study, we for the first time identified complementary sequence to miR-125b seed sequence in 3'-UTR of human ADAMTS-4 mRNA.
These studies identified complementary segments located downstream of the donor site and upstream of the branchpoint sequence whose base-pairing interactions are essential for splicing.
