Sentence examples for added complement from inspiring English sources

47 The third observation implicating antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity in relapse prevention was the ability of antiserum from ingenol mebutate treated tumor-bearing Foxn1 nu mice to reduce the viability of LK tumor cells (an ultraviolet-induced mouse squamous cell carcinoma cell line) in vitro in the presence of murine neutrophils and added complement.

Within each cell, 350 µL of artificial diet was added, complemented with 0 (control), 5, 10, or 15 mM EMS and a droplet of blue staining (Coomassie Blue).

These data add complement to the growing list of innate immune activities that are observed in activated HSC and provide insights into possible therapeutic regulation of complement in the prevention and/or treatment of liver fibrosis.

As a result of this mapping, several more category assignments were added to complement the LIPID MAPS classifications.

New remote sensing, hydrochemical, and geophysical analyses as well as reactivation potential, and stress modelling were added to complement existing geological and hydrogeological information.

The similarity search will benefit from an option to run in parallel, and more types of similarity scoring should be added to complement the current default Tanimoto scoring.

To induce cell death, TNF- α was added to complement H2O2 since RPE cells are highly resistant to peroxide alone.

Information about work hours was added to complement the employment income variable (because the income variable says nothing about working full time or part time).

Furthermore those strategies themselves do not appear to have changed greatly over the last 20 years or so when community involvement and healthy public policy development were added to complement individual clinical and behavioural interventions.

Van Horn scored 27 points and Martin added 29, complementing Kidd's 31 points, 7 assists and 8 rebounds.

While many individuals may find that the added taste complements the flavor of the chili, others argue that it pollutes the taste, instead.