They can be complemented by for example host response, stromal or even NF-кB specific gene expression signatures [ 22- 25].
- 18.1 18.12: The should-heating of a hundred 'unit' RNA-like polymer should be complemented by more data, for example by the time scale and photon rate over which the tens of degrees are applied.
The concepts presented will be complemented by realistic simulation examples.
In this way datasets could be complemented, extended and expanded in size with, for example, more individuals, samples and human actions.
A very visionary and product-focused CEO, for example, will need to be complemented by a brilliant CFO who can handle detailed questions about the company's finances.
However, these classifications are not suitable for every situation, for example, biopsy collection, and could be complemented by new biomarkers (Cestari et al, 2007; Huang, 2010).
For genomes with poorly characterised repeat families, any similarity-based detection methodology needs to be complemented with de novo repeat discovery [[ 62- 65], for example].
For example, your daughter's graduation picture can be complemented with her diploma and tassel to create an incredible conversation piece.
On top of that, in a time of acute crisis as in 2008, what the Bank of England does has to be complemented by the government's responsibilities to support the economy; its approach to tax and spending, for example.
The analytical results are complemented by an example of a simply-supported sandwich beam.
