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Of course, (1.1) is to be complemented with additional boundary and initial conditions.
The associated validation exercise confirms the applicability of the proposed procedure, but also points out that the adopted validation metrics should be complemented with additional statistical indicators.
Hence, plantation of riparian buffers should be complemented with additional mitigation measures such as improving the groundwater table recharge, managing the temperature of urban discharges, to mitigate climate change impacts on ST.
If necessary, in a specific geographic context or study objective, the diary may be complemented with additional details of microenvironments.
This approach could be complemented with additional multiplex PCRs and/or a quick microscopic examination for the presence of helminth eggs.
In future, the described methodologies will be complemented with additional methods and platforms to address gaps in metabolome coverage identified by the pathway mapping procedures.
The equations of both systems are complemented with additional compatibility equations to ensure contact between the vehicles and the structure.
The governing equilibrium equations of the vehicle and structure are complemented with additional constraint equations that relate the displacements of the vehicle with the corresponding displacements of the structure.
The study is complemented with additional anchorage for most of the chromosomes of the map by BAC in situ hybridization with clones containing microsatellites strategically selected from the various parts of the genome.
Virtual method invocations also complicate CFG-based approaches since all possible callees must be considered unless the reconstruction is complemented with additional analyses such as rapid type analysis [45] that attempts to reduce the set of possible callees.
A partial amino acid sequence of a serine protease from Dermatophilus congolensis allowed the design of oligonucleotide primers that were complemented with additional ones from previously published partial sequences of the gene encoding the enzyme.
