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To improve this quantification, typical bulk rheological measurements are often complemented with microscopic techniques, including label-free second harmonic generation (SHG) imaging.

In Sweden, SnoMed codes are often complemented with a "KVAST/Alexander" code" that is communicated to the physician who performed the biopsy.

In randomized clinical trials (RCTs), for example, there are strict rules regarding intention-to-treat analyses, which are often complemented with additional approaches, such as per protocol analysis or modeling the complier average causal effect to account for noncompliance.

The classical metabolic engineering procedures of constructing and screening strains, based on the collective wisdom of experience, are often complemented with one or more of the new tools to improve and/or fine-tune strain design.

CL has the crowd in its core, but the mass of individuals is often complemented with professional LSPs.

Household income was often complemented with remittances from the USA, agricultural wages and non-agricultural salaries from the nearby towns (i.e. Zamora and Tanhuato).

Immunofluorescence is often complemented with Western blotting [ 11, 12, 20, 21], a technique that allows calculating the levels of expression of neurotransmitter receptors and estimating the relative ratio of different subunits.

In subsequent studies, experiments in Sf9 cells were often complemented with MDCKII cells (polarized Madin-Darby canine kidney II renal epithelial cells), particularly as in the latter the subcellular localization of ABCC6 at the basolateral cell membrane and N-glycosylation sites were discovered [ 95].

For example, the widely used BBB ordinal scale provides a measure of open field walking [ 7], but this is often complemented with measurements of stride length and foot step sequences [ 8, 9] and ability to perform a task such as beam walking or negotiating a grid [ 8].

In engineering education, concepts taught through lectures are often complemented by laboratory experimentation.

It is often complemented by ablation of remnants with radioactive iodine-131.