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complementarity Definition

com·ple·men·tar·ity (käm′plə men terə tē)

noun

the state or fact of being complementary; necessary interrelationship or correspondence

complementarity Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • ensure: We will aim for a continuing dialog with the commercial sector to ensure this complementarity.
  • enhance: It is expected that this co-ordination will significantly enhance the complementarity of Phase 1 awards.
  • promote: It is easier now to promote complementarity in resource creation.
  • highlight: All of these differences serve to highlight the complementarity between IYM and SWLG.
  • explore: I believe that efforts to explore the complementarities between the two approaches would reap dividends.
  • demonstrate: Over the past 10 years, we have demonstrated the complementarity of SIMS and IR spectroscopy through applications in a number of areas.

Preposition: between

  • primer: The same annealing test is used to determine complementarity between the primer and any non-specific binding sites on the template sequences.

Adjective modifier

  • strategic: Complementarity â A shift toward more " strategic complementarity " among the international community.
  • sexual: They do not proceed from a genuine affective and sexual complementarity.
  • such: Ways of building on such complementarity need to be developed rather than undermined as is happening in many programs at present.
  • molecular: Molecular shape complementarity is important because bumps and clashes lead to repulsion, while failing adequately to bury hydrophobic surfaces has an entropic cost.
  • great: Specifically, it was felt that greater complementarity might be achieved through the establishment of a Peace keeping Training Center.

Modifies a noun

  • problem: The Nash equilibria are the solutions to an optimization problem ( called a linear complementarity problem ) derived from the sequence form.
  • value: Management focussed on biological integrity will be critical for the persistence of biodiversity in those places recognized as having high complementarity values.
  • argument: The scoring system is as for the Maximum Complementarity argument.

Noun used with modifier

  • shape: Programs for analyzing molecular shape and measuring shape complementarity for docked complexes are available for download, including FADE and PADRE.

Preposition: of

  • approach: I will finally comment on the complementarity of these different approaches.
  • man: Marriage and the family The God-given complementarity of man and woman is particularly relevant in marriage and family.
  • system: Co existence and complementarity of these different systems safeguard the availability of a broad variety of products desired by consumers.
  • shape: Both complementarity of shape and of atom types ( chemistry ) are common features of good protein-ligand binding.