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The PFE1605w-ATS interaction (Fig. 7) probably complements direct ATS-cytoskeletal binding (57) and ensures mechanical robustness against shear forces exerted by blood flow, thereby allowing strong cytoadherence.

In fact, 3-D printing will probably complement traditional manufacturing rather than replace it for some time.

"You would probably complement this system with closed-circuit cameras and video-motion sensors, which would set off a chime if someone crossed the perimeter," Daly adds.

○ In a few decades, road or car electrification will probably complement the electrified rail.

Sartoris, Pond, and Tarling all agree that the two mechanisms probably complement each other to let diapausing copepods stay down deep.

○ Conventional biomass combustion for residential heating and cooking is assumed to continue at about the present level and is probably complemented by additional CHP-plants for simultaneous heat and electricity generation in remote areas.

These defenses acting simultaneously, and probably complemented by unpalatable factors, would impair the acquisition of nutrients and toxify the predator rendering P. canaliculata eggs unusually well defended.

This is a visual signal (probably complemented by the emission of an alarm pheromone from the mandibular gland, see [19], [20]) that permits it to attract nestmates situated in the vicinity during group ambush hunting where several workers are situated very close to each other [21], [22].

Rather the two approaches would probably complement each other.

The predominant role of this core control system based on β-cell (and perhaps α-cell) and hepatic GK is probably complemented in ways to be explored by the function of other GK-containing cells in the hypothalamus, the brainstem, and the portal vein; in entero-endocrine K- and L-cells; and in gonadotropes and thyrotropes.

In contrast, whiteflies feed on phloem and usually harbor one or more secondary symbionts that share the same bacteriocyte with Portiera and probably complement the lost biosynthetic pathways (Gottlieb et al. 2008; Santos-Garcia et al. 2012; Sloan and Moran 2012a).