Sentence examples for more often complementary from inspiring English sources
Note that in consensus and ancestral tRNAs, at the purine/pyrimidine (R/Y) resolution, second bases of anticodon and its presumable precursor in the acceptor are much more often complementary rather than identical [ 20, 35].
We will place a low priority on manuscripts that seek to compare one imaging test with another on these dimensions on the assumption that imaging tests are more often complementary than competing.
Complementary and alternative therapy is being used more often as a complementary treatment to Western medicine for patients with PD [ 24– 27].
Deemed benign at worst, and more often beneficial, mergers involving complementary products attracted little antitrust attention.
Traditional sources are used more often when there is a complementary relationship to biogas and less often when biogas is a substitute.
In fact, so the reasoning goes, mergers between companies that offer complementary products far more often increase economic efficiency by avoiding duplicative management and distribution costs.
Systematic reviews on homeopathy address, more often than in other areas of complementary medicine, general questions such as "is it more than placebo?" or "is it effective?" This is probably due to the fact that any effect of homeopathy over placebo is considered scientifically implausible.
If agglomerations represent more often architectural problems, it means developers need complementary techniques to reveal them in the source code.
And after making his changeup and curveball complementary pitches again, Leiter is using his cut fastball more often, especially the first time through the order.
A lack of trust may cause patients to ask more often for a second opinion or to be more inclined to use complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) [ 7, 9, 10].
