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211. In the complement fixation test, designs an appropriate complement medicinal preparation.

212. The radar, called synthetic aperture radar or SAR, is meant to complement a global satellite system that listens for electronic emergency beacons sent by wrecked planes or people in distress.

213. Think about stemware, too—most reputable producers of wineglass series offer water glasses that complement the wineglasses.

214. The Belgian Malinois has a full complement of strong, white teeth, that are evenly set and meet in a scissors or level bite.

215. For these reasons yoga poses can ideally complement the chiropractic rehabilitation program.

216. From the syntax structure, Predicate complement Structure consists of structure component, structure form, structure connection, etc.

217. IP micro-mobility protocols complement base Mobile IP by offering fa st and seamless handoff control in lo-cal areas, and they can offer support of pa ging.

218. Antigen-antibody complexes may be chemotactic for phagocytes, or they may activate complement, a process that produces both cell lysis and substances chemotactic for neutrophils and macrophages.

219. It is my view that the new historical disciplines complement rather than supplant traditional history.

220. Confucianism and Daoism oppose and complement and fuse into the thought of beauty of harmony.

221. I have also studied Western anatomy, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Japanese Shiatsu, Reiki, and Indian Ayurveda, as complement to yoga.

222. To anaemia, if be, be short of iron, should complement chalybeate .

223. Then, to decide which moves are blocked by Black's own pieces, you take a bitboard of all of Black's pieces, take the complement (the NOT operator) and then AND it to your knights' moves bitboard.

224. From an operational standpoint, Opel would complement Fiat and enhance automaker's presence in Europe, analysts said.

225. The Chinese Buddhism thinkers make some discussion and complement of Buddhism filial duty to make it accord with social needs and its own development.

226. The gray-green walls, and the walls of fresh silver like box can complement each other.

227. The membrane is then exposed to a labeled DNA probe that has a complement base sequence to the sequence on the DNA of interest.

228. Karyotype The physical appearance of the chromosome complement of a given species.

229. The most cost-effective strategy for reducing the burden of haemoglobin disorders is to complement disease management with prevention programmes.

230. While the complement system slimes the area, an assemblage known in immunology textbooks as professional phagocytes—literally "expert eating cells"—goes to work.

231. Accommodation on board will provide approximately 1,400 berths for the ship's complement, the embarked air group and other staffs.

232. It concludes that the differences and similarities of economy and social culture between two places can realize the cooperation of mutual advantage complement and interactive win-win.

233. The results suggested that complement system might play role in preventing leptospires infection and immunologic injury.

234. The right to the land-use of which is allocated by the State is a kind of complement form that still exists in the system of compensated use of State-owned land in our country.

235. Stop order ( sometimes known as a stop loss order ): The complement of a limit order.sentencedict.com

236. The mahogany garage doors are a complement to the intricately designed Panto front doors for a well balanced fa?ade.

237. The United States Information Agency, for example, for many years produced films for exhibition to overseas audiences to complement its other educational programs.

238. Two discussions from different points of view may complement each other.

239. Based on the complement and expansion of the classical projection method, the fundamental model of the algorithm is constructed.

240. Counter-cyclical policy of that sort should complement regulation of companies and broader macroeconomic policy.