Sentence examples for negative complementary from inspiring English sources

Using data from the US oil and gas industry and the food industry (which score relatively high and low in the level of political attention respectively), they observe a significant relationship between CSR reporting and EM and, more specifically, evidence of a negative (complementary) relationship in the former industry while a positive (substitutive) relationship in the latter.

In case of competitive exclusion, we expect negative complementary distributions of the two mouse lemur populations.

In this case, we predicted negative complementary distributions of M. coquereli and/ or C. medius with competitively superior M. murinus and spatial overlap with inferior M. berthae.

SNP coordinates are in relation to the genome of 08-5578 and the nucleotide composition refers to the positive DNA strand unless the SNP lies within a coding sequence on the negative (complementary) strand, and in these instances are marked in brackets.

They can be viewed as the negative or complementary image of the topology and physicochemical properties of the protein binding site.

If we rank those neighbour relations (NRs) according to the occurrence of handovers and if we then calculate for each NR how many handovers are not covered by the NRs with a lower rank (i.e. with a lower relevance), we get a negative exponential complementary distribution function.

Negative control complementary DNA samples without reverse transcriptase enzyme were assayed in parallel.

On the other hand, antisymmetric mode exhibits a feature somewhat deviating from Babinet's principle, which can also be attributed to a higher Joule heating loss in complementary negative metasurface.

When compared with the resonance at 750 nm we find that the resonance at 1000 nm shows a much broaderband width in cDSRR than in DSRR, which can be attributed to a higher Joule heating loss in complementary negative metasurface.

Referring to the sign of (f u)) in ([0, 1]), we will mainly take into account the following three model cases: f always positive ('type A'), f positive in an open left neighborhood of 1 and 0 else ('type B'), f positive in a left neighborhood of 1 and negative in the complementary open neighborhood of 0 ('type C'type

Significant advances have also been achieved in broadening the electrochemical window of operation of these systems, as realized via the development of asymmetric two-electrode cells consisting of nanocomposite positive and negative electrodes with complementary electrochemical windows, which operate in environmentally benign aqueous media.