Sentence examples for some degree of complementarity from inspiring English sources
Of similar interest is the negative impact of bonuses: in firms with a high share of bonuses, the probability of cutting temporary employment is almost 2 percentage points lower than the baseline, suggesting some degree of complementarity between flexible forms of payment and flexible forms of employment.
As we will see later for the KLKs, natural inhibitors of proteases often bind directly to the active site, exploiting some degree of complementarity at the interaction surface [88 90].
Mature miRs act by destabilising mRNAs with some degree of complementarity or by repressing protein translation, leading to down regulation of target genes and changes in biological functions (Bohnsack et al., 2004, Chen and Rajewsky, 2007, Kim, 2005, Lee et al., 2003).
miRNAs can induce translational repression of a target transcript and/or mRNA degradation depending to some extent on the degree of complementarity between the miRNA and binding sites in the 3' untranslated regions (3'UTR) of its target [ 1- 3].
There is a certain degree of complementarity between active learning and semi-supervised learning, and therefore some researches combine them to further reduce manual labeling workload.
The degree of complementarity reflects the relative number of additional features contributed by that species.
So, the start-up team must have a high degree of complementarity.
The degree of competition between the firms is indicated by a variable (s) measuring the degree of complementarity.
Lower degree of complementarity or higher degree of substitutability between the services (increasing s) makes it less (more) likely that prices increase with β under Bertrand (Cournot) competition.
A construct with a high degree of complementarity to the corresponding determinant region of 2F5 was obtained.
As expected, the degree of complementarity or substitutability between the services (the value of s) does not influence the relationship between γ and β when the firms collude.
