Sentence examples for basic and complementary from inspiring English sources

As it was mentioned in Section 1, our research is focused mainly on analysis and comparison of basic and complementary spectral properties of the emotional speech including the prosodic supra-segmental prosodic supra-segmental

To enlarge the CTH cohort, a modular model for data acquisition will be designed comprising a basic module and complementary modules taking into account a varying depth of phenotyping (ie, data acquisition on individuals) in the participating study centres.

In the new system of health insurance, there is a basic and a complementary insurance.

NCCAM sponsors both intramural and extramural clinical and basic research in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM).

For the extraction of basic visual cues, independent and complementary modules are envisaged.

As we will explain more fully in section four, EBM is so clearly intertwined with and complementary to basic science that it would make little sense to see EBM as a paradigm shift away from basic science.

At the centre of the new basic structure is the grouping and complementary integration of health care at the University Women's Hospital and research within the Women's Health Research Institute under the roof of a Department of Women's Health (Fig.  1).

This chapter discusses a few basic and important concepts of complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology to aid in the learning process and facilitates greater understanding of the electronic design automation (EDA) subjects.

Toole [ 11] found strong evidence that public basic and clinical research were complementary to pharmaceutical R&D investment and thereby stimulated private industry investment by using a panel of medical classes observed over 18 years.

MAP kinase docking sites generally feature an acidic cleft adjacent to a hydrophobic pocket and cognate substrates and upstream kinases include linear stretches of amino acids (docking/D-motifs, Figure 1B) that display complementary basic and hydrophobic features that bind the docking sites.

They go hand-in-hand as symbiotic and complementary entities: without basic research, applied research has no foundation, and without applied research, basic research yields no tools.