The therapeutic potential of artificial gene regulation is great, and, it is complemented by another level of synthetic biology: manipulating the genome at will.
Decreasing faith that elected government knew what it was doing was complemented by increasing suspicion that some other, mostly invisible body must.
Therefore, the meaning of specific assumptions on the study's outcome is only comprehensible if it is complemented by the information in which way the corresponding uncertainties are treated in the study.
Nowadays, the amount of data is still increasing and it is complemented by the availability of molecular dynamics simulation outcomes, resulting in a further explosion of the number of structures.
The abundance of the Zn-dependent enzymes in Eukarya [ 124, 250, 309, 310], however, is likely to be an ancient feature because it is complemented by the relative deficiency in the Fe-containing enzymes.
A global ban on medium-range missiles would be more effective if it is complemented by two measures.
The beef here is splendid, and it's complemented by appetizers, sides and desserts that seldom seem like compulsory add-ons and that showcase the kind of creativity that sirloins, porterhouses and rib-eyes simply don't (and really shouldn't).
The method is designed to be computationally feasible in moderate dimensions, and it is complemented by diagnostic plots.
It is complemented by frequency, which is the number of times the average person sees the message.
"The debate was full, and it was complemented by a much larger national debate that none of us missed," Mr. Ryan said.
But UK radio's so special because it's complemented by crafted, multifaceted BBC output which is the best on the planet.
