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We think that this referenced paper, published a few days before our paper, indeed provides interesting information that supports and complements the data of our study.

The importance of measuring Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs) in health is now widely accepted, and complements the data collected by clinical observation, or by the assessment of a particular pathophysiological process.

Altogether, data on duplication-inferred mutations generated by our approach both enriches the available pool of known mutational events within recent mammalian evolution and complements the data on disease mutations and SNPs for a contextual DNA sequence analysis of single nucleotide substitutions in humans.

The results summarize and complement the data on the 13C ssNMR analysis of the most common pharmaceutical excipients and are essential for further NMR studies of API-excipient interactions in the pharmaceutical formulations.

The employment of such analytical techniques here, following the PGAA and PGAI analysis, would have supplemented and complemented the data produced.

These reports support ER β stimulated tumor proliferation in ER α-negative breast cancer cells [ 23, 79] and complement the data presented in this study.

From this perspective, we embarked upon an open-label trial several years ago and complemented the data obtained with the anecdotal reports on individual cases that were published in the literature.

Figure 6 : In which they show that activation of FGFR signalling is sufficient to affect prosensory proliferation, is very interesting, and complements the KO data.

Furthermore, the parallel miRNA array analysis of the retina, RPE, cornea and lens allows a direct and semi-quantitative comparison of the miRNA content across the main ocular tissues and complements the qualitative data on miRNA localization obtained by RNA ISH.

How do we know that FGFR1 is not responsible, on its own, for the proliferation defect, an observation that would be consistent with the previous Pirvola study, I think? Figure 6: In which they show that activation of FGFR signalling is sufficient to affect prosensory proliferation, is very interesting, and complements the KO data.

This allows the identification of venom components to which antivenoms have, or lack, antibodies, and thus complements the data gathered in neutralization tests, paving the way for a knowledge-based improvement of antivenom design and efficacy.