Sentence examples for relative to complete from inspiring English sources

Because of the reduced size of such "protein family" collections relative to complete genomic collections of tens of thousands of entities, the quality of screens can be improved by testing samples in replicates, for example.

Over this range of palmitate concentration, flux of C16∶0 carboxyl carbon to CO2 (i.e. complete oxidation) leveled off with increasing palmitate concentration whereas incomplete oxidation, measured as the 14C-label recovered in the acid soluble product of a lipid extraction, increased linearly; thus there was a disproportionate increase in incomplete relative to complete FAO (Figure S1).

Intriguingly, chimeric duplicates as a group (n = 40 pairs) possessed a greatly contracted range of duplications spans (128 – 6,335 bp) relative to complete and partial duplicates, with a median value of 1,347 bp.

Génolevures website http://cbi.labri.fr/Genolevures/[ 15] provided all the data relative to complete genome sequences of the species Candida glabrata, Debaryomyces hansenii, Kluyveromyces lactis, Kluyveromyces thermotolerans, Saccharomyces kluyveri (genome sequenced in collaboration with Mark Johnston, Washington University Department of Genetics), Yarrowia lipolytica and Zygosaccharomyces rouxii.

JPMorgan Chase, for example, allows surviving relatives to complete a loan modification and mortgage assumption simultaneously.

In Queens, Mitch Perl, a former nightclub owner and commercial real estate broker, borrowed money from friends and relatives to complete the purchase of a five-story factory building in Glendale, on the edge of a neighborhood of 16-foot-wide row houses, and the Cypress Hills Cemetery.

For genealogy hobbyists, it's a good way to search for long-lost relatives to complete the family tree.

Illiterate patients were assisted by their educated relatives to complete the questionnaire, after the caregiver had completed his or her own.

It may also be appropriate, in future, to elicit the views of these groups by asking friends or relatives to complete PMOS on the patient's behalf.

They were amenable to the idea of AAL enabling their relatives to complete ADLs and other home-based activities independently, while concurrently relieving them of some care duties.

Since consent to participate was a two-phase process (willingness of patient with diabetes to pass on the questionnaire and willingness of relatives to complete and return the questionnaire), this method would not provide information on the numbers of questionnaires passed on to relatives as compared to the number returned.