The cafe's high ceilings and ceiling fans, brass fixtures and mirrors complement the Mediterranean decor and the bartenders and waitresses wear nautical attire befitting the locale.
However, the mirror complement of RV3-RV6 was not found, although no extensive efforts were devoted for the search and they could have also existed.
Among these recombinant variants, RV1 and RV2 are mirror complement with exactly the same recombinant region: RV1 had its first part coming from the maternal allele and the second part coming from the paternal allele, while RV2 had the exactly opposite components with the first part coming from the paternal allele, and the second part coming from the maternal allele.
His performance mirrored and complemented that of his team-mates.
Dresses and coats and even handbags were interesting only insofar as they mirrored and complemented the greatness of a La Rose shoe.
may be mirrored, reinforced, or complemented, thus allowing for moments of synchronisation between child and therapist and giving the child's expressions a pragmatic meaning within the context.
These structural adjustments mirror and complement homeostatic changes of neuronal excitable properties [ 41, 42].
The plasma levels of C1q, C3, and C4, which are an indirect and insensitive mirror of complement activation and immune complex disease, were not correlated to any of the FXIIa-AT or FXIIa-C1INH complexes.
The introduction of proteolytic enzymes to the bloodmeal degrades vertebrate complement in the first 3 h (Margos et al., 2001), a change that is intriguingly mirrored by the short-lived initial defence of the parasite against complement (see above) – a truly fascinating interplay between host, vector and parasite.
Finally, the investigators showed that all these insults inflicted by the complement system — measured by microscopic examination of mouse joints — were mirrored by functional impairment.
He was aptly complemented by Mr. Drake's poetic and vivid playing, which mirrored the tension in his voice.
