The phrase "as a useful complementary" is not correct in English.
It should be "as a useful complement" or "as a useful complementary element." You can use it when discussing something that enhances or adds value to another item or concept.
Example: "This software can be used as a useful complement to our existing tools, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "as a valuable addition" or "as a beneficial supplement."
Presence of palpable liver with abnormal liver chemistries serves as a useful complementary clue.
Evaluation of hepatosplanchnic perfusion with current or developing technologies should probably be considered as a useful complementary tool in this setting.
TNF-α is one of the most studied cytokine during BM and has been identified as a useful complementary tool to improve the diagnosis of meningitis, especially in cases where the CSF examination is inconclusive.
Histopathological examination of the nail plate has been demonstrated as a useful complementary technique for diagnosing onychomycosis [ 11, 41], especially when there is a strong clinical suspicion but fungal culture and KOH mount are negative.
a P < 0.05 The results found in this trial suggest that secretion management with MI-E may work as a useful complementary technique to prevent reintubation in patients in whom ARF develops in the first 48 hours after extubation.
As COSMIC genes were held out from the training set and no mutation information was included in the training features, this observation indicates our approach aligns with the large-scale systematic re-sequencing efforts and can serve as a useful complementary approach for identifying cancer genes.
US is a useful complementary method in detecting additional tumors that escaped Mx detection [ 13, 14].
As such, this assay may be a useful complementary test to perform in conjunction with current ACPA or RF assays, not only to extend diagnostic accuracy, but also to assist in detecting RA in cases that are either ACPA or RF negative.
As an indicator of brainstem function VOM provides a useful, complementary approach to the identification of brainstem lesions by imaging techniques.
The quantitation of NETosis-derived products, such as cell-free nucleosomes in serum, may be a useful complementary tool to discriminate between healthy controls and RA cases.
As an indicator of brainstem function, vestibulo-ocular monitoring provides a useful, complementary approach to the identification of brainstem lesions by imaging techniques.
