Sentence examples for that were complemented from inspiring English sources

To localize mutation sites of the mutants that were complemented by pHLS4, we carried out recombinational complementation tests as described in Materials and Methods section, using plasmids composed of parts of the ltsA gene DNA fragment and pC2.

A rangy midfielder, he had exceptional upper body strength and footwork skills that were complemented by his superior field vision.

The management strategy involved the construction of 3 artificial small (<3 m high) dams that were complemented with specific design solutions to increase their theoretical efficacy.

A partial amino acid sequence of a serine protease from Dermatophilus congolensis allowed the design of oligonucleotide primers that were complemented with additional ones from previously published partial sequences of the gene encoding the enzyme.

To ensure that the resulting mutant phenotypes were indeed caused by these specific insertions, we constructed lines that were complemented by overexpressing endogenous PRF1, PRF2 or PRF3 cDNAs, respectively, under the control of the constitutive Actin2 promoter and terminator (A2pt).

To select potential P. fluorescens Pf0-1 clones that were complemented for their growth deficiency, all transconjugants were replica-plated to agarose plates containing 5 mM citrate and 10 mM β-valine as sole carbon and nitrogen sources.

Cai and Sun (2012) gave 4 prepositions that were complementing the research that they had carried out.

So the traditional method of "capture, mark, recapture" is still a vital tool that is complemented by the noninvasive techniques.

Ms. Ganatra's Reena exudes a warm, pillowy sensuality that is complemented by Ms. Hennessy's frisky, high-strung hauteur.

The remembrancer's office is in daily contact with politicians and departmental officials – efforts that are complemented by the activities of the corporation's chief lobbyist, Mark Boleat.

This has helped Texas develop a distinct image, predicated on a fast-break offense that is complemented by physical, man-to-man defense.