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Levine's tenor vocal range lends itself well to the classic track, and is only complemented by Train frontman Patrick Monahan's voice.

When we measured the ability of wild type PIN3 and mutant PIN3 S4A S5A to complement the pin347 mutant when expressed from a PIN3 promoter fragment, we found that the phototropism defect of the pin347 mutant was only partially complemented by the PIN3 S4A S5A transgene while it was fully complemented by wild type PIN3.

This dictates that the international court is only supposed to complement, not supersede, national courts, and so can take up a case only when they are unwilling or unable to do so.

This is only possible by complementing QCM-D and ellipsometry with dedicated surface analytic techniques in a multi-method approach.

Surprisingly, while the ER Ca2+ homeostasis and the putative chaperone functions were restored in the CRT-deficient mouse fibroblasts by expression of either AtCRT1a or CRT3, other phenotypes were only partially complemented.

However, a considerable number of deletion mutants were only partially complemented by them or not at all (data not shown), which is probably because the overproduction or uncoordinated expression from the plasmid clone is also deleterious to biofilm formation.

When creating a scrapbook page you want to make sure that your paper is not only complementing your pictures but the papers you're matting the pictures too, the cover, and the following pages.

The MWAS approach of systematic exploration of structured observational health-care claims and EHR databases is only one tool to complement other recent innovations toward improving the evidence base about the safety profile of medical products.

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.

This implies that CI-INH is not only complement related but other substances as well [72].

In some cases, the involvement of complement is only circumstantial as activated components have been localized at the sites of clinical disease.