Sentence examples for tend to be complementary from inspiring English sources

In human, the amount of ALU repeats within introns adjacent to the circularized exons is twofold as that in the introns flanking linear exons, and the pairs of ALU sequences in the flanking introns tend to be complementary (Jeck et al., 2013).

Hearing the founders speak like this, I find it hard to discern whether they are true believers or profiteers, only to remember that in start-up culture these approaches tend to be complementary rather than exclusive.

Incidentally, it is also true that they tend to be complementary in the catalytic-structural role, as the Rodins and I noticed before.

As a result, the work they do tends to be complementary to the work Americans do rather than competing with it.

Solar power tends to be complementary to wind.

Narratives tended to be complementary of the victim and the perpetrator.

Wind power and solar power tend to be somewhat complementary, as there tends to be more wind in the winter and more sun in the summer, but on days with no sun and no wind the difference needs to be made up in some manner.

Hydrophobic residues occupy many of the a and d positions, forming a well packed interface, and e and g positions on opposing helices tend to be electrostatically complementary.

In addition genome studies have uncovered that the host-endosymbiont amino acid interdependence tend to be based in complementary metabolic pathways [ 7, 33].

Antisense transcripts also vary in their level of sequence similarity with their target sequence, trans-encoded antisense transcripts, for example, tend to be only partially complementary in contrast to cis-encoded transcripts, which by their very nature are homologous in their overlapping range.

Older breast cancer patients tend to be less distressed and anxious about their diagnosis and are, therefore, less keen to seek complementary therapies compared to younger patients [ 28].