Sentence examples for as a complement with from inspiring English sources

However, we believe that the type of rough fitting proposed here is useful as a complement, with the advantage that it depends only on robust characteristics of influenza epidemics and is thus less sensitive to the uncertainties involved in the surveillance process.

The EQ-5D is an important generic health outcome instrument often used for economic evaluations as a complement with disease-specific outcome measures.

In conclusion, UF modulates the activity and the gut homing capacity of T cells, and might therefore be considered as a dietary complement with an anti-inflammatory role in IBD patients.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to evaluate the efficacy of MBCT in patients with OCD as a complement to CBT with ERP.

Induction and wired charging options are both included, and Mercedes touts its own energy storage unit as a complement to owners with solar systems for keeping a power source handy.

This theory states that a new service will act as a complement when utilized jointly with an old service and will serve as a substitute if it can replace the old service by satisfying the same needs (Aaker and Keller, 1990; Frank, 2009).

The use of this technique may be limited to verification of BH3 mimetics with decent binding affinities to Bcl-2 family proteins, hence it should be recommended to serve as a complement to screening methods with higher sensitivity, like FP or ELISA.

We first illustrated the use of the predictiveness curve as a complement to the ROC curve with the results obtained from Surflex-dock, ICM, and Autodock Vina on target retinoic X receptor (RXR) of the DUD dataset (Fig. 2).

Today Gallery had scheduled a single performance of the play, to be read in English, as a complement to an exhibit of paintings with sexual themes.

The table is designed as a complement to other anatomical educational devices, with the added benefit of allowing users to easily explore hard-to-reach parts of the human body.

Although many investigations have been carried out in liquid liquid dispersions, new questions still emerge related to the treatment of mathematical simulations for such systems, which would be useful as a complement to experimental scaled-down practices with the aim of predicting the behavior of real industrial full-scale systems.