Sentence examples for suitable to complement from inspiring English sources

DARPins comprise a novel class of binding molecules suitable to complement or even replace antibodies in many biotechnological or biomedical applications.

In silico methods, such as molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, pharmacophore modeling or docking, proved to be suitable to complement experimental approaches.

Chen stated that discrimination judgments and reaction-time measurements should be equally suitable to complement identification results in a categorical-perception setting as their data curves are both expected to develop a clear peak value in the area where the identification curve crosses the 50% threshold.

These findings confirm that even short neuropeptide sequences of insects are suitable to complement molecular biological and morphological data for the reconstruction of phylogenetic relationships.

This study represents the first comprehensive survey of neuropeptides of insects for solely phylogenetic purposes and concludes that sequences of short neuropeptides are suitable to complement molecular biological and morphological data for the reconstruction of phylogenetic relationships.

Pat Quinn acknowledged, in failing to acquire suitable linemates to complement Bure, that he would likely continue to look "for that big, talented centre until the day I die".

As for other tumour types, targeted therapy has progressively emerged in ovarian cancer as a suitable approach to complement the conventional chemotherapy protocols and, where possible, overcome some of their main limitations (e.g. chemoresistance and toxicity; Blagden & Gabra, 2009; Yap et al, 2009).

But finding a suitable right wing to complement the twins has become an annual chemistry experiment for Coach Alain Vigneault.

So we asked Portland indie folksters Horse Feathers to put some suitable tunes together to complement all that epic Orgeon scenery.

Population studies of Central American Begonia species will shed light on the evolution of species richness in a morphologically diverse group of neotropical herbs; but to date, studies have been limited by the availability of suitable nuclear markers to complement plastid microsatellite markers (Twyford et al., 2013).

For this reason, a suitable visualization method is a desirable tool to complement clustering analysis.