| complementary medicine |
The use of natural and other alternative approaches which complement the practice of conventional medicine (old viewpoint) or the use of approaches which are complementary to the system's own innate healing processes (new viewpoint).
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| complementary and alternative medicine |
Any of the therapies designed and promoted to improve health and well-being that are usually considered to be outside the scope of Western, allopathic, medical practice. Alternative medicine describe
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| complementary genes |
Nonallelic, independent genes, neither of which will express its effect without the presence of the other.
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| complementary c.’s |
two colors for which the sensory mechanisms are so linked that when they are mixed on the color wheel they cancel each other out, leaving neutral gray; they are also associated with each other in afterimage and contrast.
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| complementary D. |
synthetic DNA transcribed from a specific RNA through the reaction of the enzyme reverse transcriptase.
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