Collectively, these complementary genetic approaches showed that cell clearance could be boosted in vivo, with potential to regulate tissue inflammation in specific contexts.
We argue that these paradigms are not distinct but rather complementary, collectively providing a better mechanistic basis for understanding the spatial ecology and decision-making of wild animals.
Since time immemorial, mankind has developed unique indigenous health systems, practices, and products which are outside conventional scientific medicine collectively known as Complementary and Alternative Medicine CAMM) [ 1].
We found, in contrast, that several nursing leaders working collectively, in a complementary fashion across organizational levels were perceived to have been essential for program sustainability within the department.
Collectively, the package of complementary information on TL and ST would also be able to clarify aging and cancer cell as a united insight.
7. The President may put other amendments to the vote collectively where they are complementary, unless a political group or Members reaching at least the low threshold have requested separate or split votes.
Twenty-five in-depth semi-structured interviewereere conducted; except for chelation therapy, collectively, interviewees had used every complementary medicine identified by literature review and outside experts for inclusion in the questionnaire.
Collectively, we propose J-rMRS as a complementary and/or alternative metabolic biomarker to track the metabolic status in aMCI and possibly AD.
Collectively, our measures of pine seedling performance provide complementary information on plant growth and the outcome of interactions with other species.
The deep assessment framework involves the strategic use of three complementary and synergistic assessment techniques that collectively deliver more robust data that is data less informed by "guessing".
"We have complementary missions and complementary collections".
