The phrase "as complementary evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional information or data that supports or enhances a primary argument or claim.
Example: "The study's findings were significant, and the researcher presented the historical data as complementary evidence to strengthen the conclusions."
Alternatives: "as supporting evidence" or "as additional proof".
Acid hydrolysis of the new material produced carboxylic-SWCNTs and the recovery of the aminofullerene derivative as complementary evidence of their covalent link.
As complementary evidence that the biologic response to partial body irradiation is distinct from TBI, we also found that adult C57Bl6 mice (n = 10/group) irradiated with 10 Gy to AH or PH had 100% survival through 60 days (data not shown), whereas10 Gy TBI is 100% lethal by day 30 in C57Bl6 mice [20].
The national statistics from 1999 to 2008 were also used as complementary evidence.
As complementary evidence, we also investigated the process by estimating the time necessary to disrupt PIPSL's ORF [ 19].
The prediction method developed in the study can expedite the discovery of adhesins in fungi and needs to be judiciously used, keeping the SVM scores as well as other complementary evidence into consideration.
An optimum experimental strategy would include considering the total number of proteins to be characterized, prioritizing proteins with other complementary evidence (such as subcellular localization or expression data) while keeping the number of false positives as low as possible.
Complementary evidence, such as co-localization at a subcellular level, is often used to argue in favour of the occurrence of protein protein interactions in vivo.
From all the databases consulted, urine-specific literature and urine-specific databases, such as HMDB, were the most helpful in providing additional confirmation for the resonances observed (biological occurrence and complementary evidence, such as MS or 2D-NMR information).
Patient reported outcomes, such as quality of life (QOL), can provide complementary evidence for planning of patient oriented dialysis services.
"An evidence-based review of a Lentinula edodes mushroom extract as complementary therapy in the surgical oncology patient".
Section 6 presents complementary evidence from the survey on experiences while in displacement.
