Sentence examples for requisite complement from inspiring English sources

In turn, experimental stability data were used to produce accurate predictions of thermostability, providing the requisite complement for de novo temperature-adapted enzyme design.

And, of course, they have the requisite complement of impressive-sounding numbers, like forty-six per cent better color accuracy, twenty per cent better performance, and seventy per cent more battery life.

It had the requisite closet space.

She offered the requisite bits of honesty.

As in forensic pathology [ 39], microscopic examination of small tissue biopsies (0.7 × 0.7 cm) is a requisite to complement non invasive methods because it allows an initial diagnosis to be precisely confirmed or infirmed [ 17, 35, 40, 41].

It is the only drink with the strength and vigor to stand up to a strong Stilton cheese or a Havana cigar while at the same time possessing the requisite finesse to complement the fine wines that have preceded it.

The change that the robot dystopia scenario requires is that many humans simply won't adapt fast enough this time, and too many will not be able to develop the requisite skills to complement machines or work in areas that machines can't do.

Is the board satisfied that its current complement of directors has the requisite expertise and industry knowledge to provide effective oversight of the company's most critical risks?

The requisite integrity is achieved with passive and active designs and complemented by various systems of work.

However, governments and their international development partners need to complement current voluntary initiatives through systematic scaling-up of public awareness and requisite manpower development towards sustainable service capacities at all levels of healthcare delivery.

It is generally accepted that molecular profiles which reflect primarily biological characteristics of tumor cells, may complement clinical and histopathological diagnosis, resulting in a more detailed characterization of individual tumors, a pre-requisite for better treatment decisions.