Sentence examples for whole complement from inspiring English sources

In time, place settings became elaborate, and involved a whole complement of knives: blunt knives, fish knives, cheese knives, butter knives.

In some diseases, complement is activated for a long or indefinite period while in others for a comparatively short time; in some it is activated systemically, in others locally in tissue or organs; in some the whole complement cascade is activated, in others only a few components are activated [31, 33].

A whole complement ELISA-based assay kit, primarily designed to screen for deficiencies in components of the complement system was developed during a European Union grant involving more than a dozen European scientists and a small-medium enterprise company (Wieslab, which later merged into Eurodiagnostica).

This is a fundamental component of what scholars call charisma, the whole complement of factors that enables a leader to influence others through the leader's personality.

In this study, when goat oocytes with demecolcine-induced protrusions were chemically activated with ionomycin and CHX, MPF decreased while RhoA-GTP increased sharply, and the actomyosin ring contracted and pinched off as Pb2 with the whole complement of chromosomes.

These experiments, much like ours, refer to the whole complement of DA neurons covered by TH-GAL4; thus, a subset of these neurons may be involved in aversive learning, whereas another subset may be involved in appetitive learning.

The advent of molecular profiling technologies that focus on a global characterization of whole complements allows an exploration of the interconnectivity of pathways during pathophysiologically relevant processes, but has brought about the issue of statistical analysis and data integration.

Current understanding however, is insufficient to predict the functions of a whole genome complement of Syt proteins, or indeed to predict what a genome complement of Syt proteins might consist of.

It predicts, in the form of the techniquark complexes, a whole new complement of massive particles.

Polyploidization is the multiplication of the whole chromosome complement and has occurred frequently in vascular plants.

Therefore, a cultivar cannot carry the whole allelic complement from a specific genome A or B [ 66].