Sentence examples for making complementary from inspiring English sources
In this mode, the steps of making complementary DNA and PCR amplification are avoided so that potential sequencing biases are eliminated.
Anderson felt that the pressure on Houston should make complementary players like himself more valuable.
When the men aren't attending to her, they make complementary shapes, alone or together — the work's richest moments.
In conclusion, we notice that the two methods make complementary errors.
The outputs are full swing and make complementary outputs simultaneously, but the number of transistors used (transistor count) is 32 [7].
"This is why other instruments on the lander were going to make complementary measurements of the ice on the surface.
Finally, we reflect on the need to make complementary analyses of ES supply and demand as a way of contributing to a broad sustainability agenda.
The process has no doubt been improved along the lines he suggests are possible: square pixels have likely been replaced with hexagonal, the lenses and pixel widths made complementary, and so on.
We employed proteomic analysis and made complementary experiences to characterize the global response of exponential and stationary phases E. coli 536 grown in a nutrient-rich broth medium supplemented with 1 mg/mL, cPAC as compared with a reference culture grown without cPAC.
As compared to a non-provocatively dressed woman, respondents judged that a provocatively dressed woman could have prevented the incident, was more likely to have provoked the incident, was more likely to have inadvertently done something to bring about the advances, and had a supervisor who was more likely to make complementary appearance comments and was more likely to expect to date the woman.
During the operating lifetime of EISCAT_3D, a number of other systems such as LOFAR and SKA will be available, with the potential to make complementary solar wind observations, allowing EISCAT_3D the possibility to play a role in a wide international coordination.
