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For genes without GO IDs computational predictions can be complemented with data from other sources, such as phenotypic data, protein-protein interaction or expression data.

Electronic records will also provide with implementation and compliance data, which will be complemented with data obtained by the study coordinator by phone calls to a random sample of professionals and participants each two months.

These data were complemented with data from medical records concerning days in hospital after the stroke and readmittance during the first year after discharge.

The composition of the WBG was complemented with data estimated from the literature [ 35, 36] and previously performed studies by Erdei et al. [ 23, 25].

Questionnaire data were complemented with data collected for non-respondents and respondents from institutional sites, annual reports, literature review and contacts with key-informers other than the directors of the faculties.

For the remaining SNPs (rs265981, rs1800497, rs2519152, and rs4680), data were derived from the fingerprint chip for about 37% of the individuals and were complemented with data from the imputed set for 63% of the individuals.

For the ovine-derived strain JIII-386, annotation was complemented with data from Bannantine et al. (2012) by using BLAST Basic Local Alignment Search Tooll) (Altschul et al. 1990) (v2.2.27+, E value ≤ 10 − 4 ) with at least 90% identity and an alignment length of 90%.

The sequencing trials of the 48 genera were complemented with data-mining experiments using sequences of candidate barcode loci from GenBank, which is the major repository for sequence data supported by the United States National Center for Biotechnology Information.

Functional assignments of genes based on genomic data may be complemented with information providing biochemical and physiological evidence.

These "resistotype" data could be complemented with "genotype" data and together, they could be used to exchange profiles across borders rather than actual material exchange.

Our data and methods need to be complemented with other data and methods.