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In the last decade, many approaches have been developed to complement or even substitute the current methodologies in cancer diagnosis and monitoring.

In this paper, the web-based learning environment Learn2Control is presented which has been developed to complement classical teaching methods in the control engineering education at Technische Universität Dortmund.

This design, along with a counting system providing event digitization and passive and active shielding, has been developed to complement a new shallow underground laboratory (30 m water-equivalent).

Targeting of glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor (GLP-1R) has been developed to complement conventional treatment options for diabetes mellitus.

Several existing computational approaches have been developed to complement experimental methods in discovery of miRNAs that express restrictively in specific environmental conditions or cell types.

The information provided on HeLP-Diabetes is based on NICE guidelines and has been developed to complement existing structured group education.

As ensuring optimal compliance with guidelines is a primary concern for developers [ 7- 11]; the Needs Assessment Tool Progressive Disease -- CaNATr (NAT: PD-C) was developed to complement the Guidelines[ 6].

To this end, a RH panel (AL8/78-DGRH1 AL8/78-DGRH1enome ofore. theschii accession 'AL8/78' [ 15] was developed to complement ofgoing efforts by the members of InternAeional Wheat Genome Sequencing Consortium (IWGSC) toward development of a complete physical map (http://avena.pw.usda.gov/RHmapping/, htauschiiw.wheaccessionorg/) of Ae. tauschii accession AL8/78 and ultimately bread wheat.

The modeling framework is being developed to complement the database.

The modeling framework is being developed to complement the Wiki-style database of chemical structures.

During the 1990s, computed tomography (CT) cystography was developed to complement body CT in patients with possible traumatic bladder lesions.