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Things complementation often describes (“complementation ________”)
experiments
How complementation often is described (“________ complementation”)
genetic, functional, intragenic, sentential, industrial, interallelic, allelic, mutual, infinitival, verbal, finite, partial, english, negative, intergenic, clausal, infinitive, tetraploid, non, subject, intracistronic, ditransitive, nonfinite, latin, heterologous, direct, adjective, logical, double, complete, phenotypic, extracellular, mutant, true, biochemical, galactosidase, positive, transgenic, immunologic, mitochondrial, bimolecular, transient, molecular, successful, regional, linguistic, complex, necessary, automotive, efficient, cross, syntactic, blastocyst, brand, transitive, subjunctive, phonetic, intermolecular, adjectival, indicative, multiple, aspectual, nominal, immunological, japanese, dependent, deficient, subsequent, reciprocal, genomic, structural, portuguese, cistronic, nutritional, nuclear, adverbial, monotransitive, weak, predicative, fuzzy, auxotrophic, triple, korean, observed, object, physiological, synthetic
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