Sentence examples for a complementary research from inspiring English sources

These are autoimmune diseases, so in summer 2012, Novo Nordisk is opening a complementary research center for type 1 diabetes, also an autoimmune condition.

In a complementary research direction, the issue of designing testbeds to experimentally evaluate both threats (and their countermeasures) has been carried out by Hahn et al. and Mallouhi et al. in [33,34].

The parameters considered in the tests have been defined from a consideration of the limitations of the current parametric approach adopted in Annex B of the ENV version of Eurocode 1.2 [1] and from the requirement to validate the program OZONE developed in the scope of a complementary research project.

These cells responded to thyroid hormone and thus can provide a complementary research tool to study thyroid hormone signaling events.

These results show that combining quantitative real-time PCR and IHC methods on bronchial biopsy tissues can provide a new complementary research tool to study the role of mediators and structural elements in bronchial tissue associated with the inflammatory process in RAO-horses.

The most readily available technique for the quantification of subclinical diastolic dysfunction is tissue Doppler imaging, which has been integrated into routine contemporary clinical practice, whereas cine magnetic resonance imaging (CMR) remains a promising complementary research tool for investigating the molecular mechanisms of the disease.

Which is why I am pleased to be associated (as an adviser) with what could be an important complementary research project.

In addition to quantitative and increasingly also qualitative assessment of PA, 'life space' assessment has evolved as an important complementary research perspective.

"They have very good facilities," he explains, and "there's a lot of complementary research going on there".

It takes a combination of complementary research approaches to light up our field of public health, and RCTs have been shown to be a powerful and luminous force in that effort.

The team felt that the project was successful because a range of different, but complementary research skills were planned and developed in the team.