Sentence examples for be used as complementary from inspiring English sources
Comparing abdominal US with abdominal radiography, we showed that radiographic signs of pneumoperitoneum are detected with less sensitivity than US signs (72%% vs 86%%) while specificity of radiography was higher even if statistical significance was not reached (92.5%% vs 80%%), showing that US and radiography can be used as complementary tests to increase accuracy.
They should accordingly be used as complementary criteria to select genotypes with high yield and stability.
Capacitive imaging technique can be used as complementary to UT for imaging shallow defects in composite materials at depths where UT has insufficient time domain resolution.
Despite the model limitations (e.g. lack of an active wave absorption system), good agreement is achieved with the formulae predictions and experimental results which proves that DualSPHysics model is becoming an alternative to some classical approaches and can be used as complementary tool for the preliminary design of coastal structures.
This is particularly interesting because it can be used as complementary to previous ones.
Even if the metal concentrations in moss and soil are statistically correlated, they should not be replaced by each other but should be used as complementary monitoring systems.
Microscopic infrared reflection absorption spectroscopy (μ-FT-IRRAS) measurements and small-spot X-ray photo electron spectroscopy (XPS) were used as complementary surface analytical techniques.
Likelihoods and conditional and unconditional prediction error rates are used as complementary measures of the quality of each of the proposed chord representations.
Micro-PIXE, micro-RBS and SEM-EDS were used as complementary analytical techniques in order to search for heterogeneities and/or impurities that could bias the TSAC data.
Volatile electrophilic dimetal complexes of Rh II), Ru II), and Ru(I) and various organic π-donors have been used as complementary building blocks in co-deposition reactions.
Solid-state NMR and EPR were used as complementary techniques to understand the coordination role of carboxylic acid and azole groups (imidazole, triazole and pyrazole) involved in the copper ion coordination.
