Sentence examples for mutually complementary in from inspiring English sources
Aspergillus niger NRRL 3135 phytase (Anp) and Aspergillus fumigatus ATCC 13073 phytase (Afp) are quite different but mutually complementary in many properties.
Steel slag and GBFS are mutually complementary in many properties, and an ideal blended mineral admixture which endows the concrete satisfactory strength, long setting time, low hydration heat, and good fluidity can be obtained by mixing steel slag and GBFS at proper ratios.
DBEs are mutually complementary in the hydrolysis (debranching) of α-(1 6 -linkages in amylopectin and pullulan during formation of new chains [ 51 6 -linkages
We used a screening strategy based on a combination of PTT and SSCP analyses, techniques that are mutually complementary in sensitivity and that may identify more than 80% of mutations [ 16].
Through compiling genome-scale nucleosome positioning experimental data, we identified two nucleosome distribution maps that array alternatively and maintain mutually complementary phases in promoter regions.
The co-occurrence of microbial species in similar abundance could be seen as an indication of their being part of an integrated network, providing a set of mutually complementary functions integrated in a multi-organismal pathway.
We have also suggested that hard and soft power go hand-in-hand, but in the end they are mutually complementary and both constitute elements in the complicated spectrum of power.
On Monday, Mr. Kim's office issued a statement saying, "Inter-Korean and North Korea-U.S. relations are mutually complementary, and an improvement in one has the effect of boosting the other".
Several recent excellent reviews have covered the mechanism of transcription termination and RNA 3′ end processing in mutually complementary ways [3 5].
"The Chinese and Greek economies are mutually complementary," Li wrote on Wednesday in the conservative daily Kathimerini.
The two approaches are mutually complementary — they have have developed in parallel and have influenced each other by analogy (Wightman 1976).
