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complementarity (kamˑ·pl  ·men·tarˑ··tē),n a concept in quantum physics, proposed by Neils Bohr, in which total information about a subject or system cannot be obtained because the information is located in at least two complementary qualities. Measuring one quality precludes measurement of the other. complementarity the relationship between bases in the DNA double helix whereby every base on one strand is matched to a complementary hydrogen bonding base on the other strand. complementarity-determining region (CDR) restricted regions within the variable regions of antibodies that bind to antigenic determinants. |
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They argue that "successful efforts at expanding missions will probably be built on complementarities or economies of scope between core college functions--teaching academic and vocational courses--and other activities" (p. to identify important consistencies, complementarities and contradictions in the study data, focusing on broader social, economic and cultural factors; One might instead suspect that the literacy hour could lead to positive spillovers due to complementarities between pupil subject areas and associated teacher practice. |
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