Sentence examples for be considered complementary as from inspiring English sources

In view of that, the authors stated that mammography and optical imaging should be considered complementary, as they describe different physiological properties of tissues.

The two modes of supplier development, supplier study groups and individual supplier assistance from the OMCD, can be considered complementary, as "the former gives suppliers the space to experiment and explore on their own while the latter provides a top-down quick solution by Toyota experts, which on its own may discourage learning" (Sako 2004: p. 291).

On the other hand, they can be considered complementary, as many of the small polymorphic CNVs previously detected in the clone-based array [ 11] could not be refined in the oligo-array because of lack of probes in such regions, designed in order to avoid frequent polymorphic CNVs.

These tests can be considered complementary rather than competing as they are based on different modeling assumptions in the identification model and have different implications on costs and benefits.

The example of MYC, not strongly expressed in our data but previously shown to have a functional effect in ovarian cancer cell lines [32], clearly indicates that our approach should be considered complementary to others such as functional screens and deep sequencing of primary cancer samples.

CHORUS can be considered complementary to dimensionality reduction methods such as combinatorial partitioning method (CPM), multi-factor dimensionality reduction (MDR) and restricted partitioning method (RPM), which are computationally more burdensome but are sensitive to pure epistasis interactions.

We believe that they should be considered as complementary diagnostic tools and not as competing methods.

In modern terms, these drugs could be considered as complementary health care products such as functional foods or nutraceuticals aimed at promoting health and the prevention rather than the treatment of diseases.

Thus, the heat map coloring should be considered as complementary to structure based approaches and as such help to get a better understanding of the binding mode of an inhibitor.

Moreover, such techniques can be considered as complementary to the hardware leak detection systems, as they provide additional security level.

The information obtained by NMR/MRM and more conventional techniques such as time-of-flight should be considered as complementary.