Sentence examples for complement existing resources from inspiring English sources
The focus on endogenously present and organism-specific metabolites has been cited as critical to improving the confidence of compound matches [5] and thus we complement existing resources that focus on human metabolism.
This series of constructs will be particularly useful for creating reporters from unmodified human BACs and complement existing resources for mouse BAC reporters [12].
Employing most available computational algorithms, mainly motif or domain recognition algorithms, we set up to develop an online proteome annotation system with integrated proteome annotation data to complement existing resources.
The Chicago Online Encyclopedia of Mamluk Studies (currently in the process of being rebuilt) is intended as a definitive reference source for topics having to do with the study of Egypt and Syria from 1250 to 1517, and complements existing resources.
Collectively, this database provides a flexible, biologist-friendly interface for comparative analysis and curated, updated annotation of Burkholderia genomes that complements existing resources.
A pictorial depiction of disease distribution can be a useful tool in determining risks of diseases to the traveler and can complement the existing resources for clinicians.
Our objective, to complement the existing resources and to better fit with research and breeding demand for markers, was to develop a comprehensive SNP database in pea with extended validation in breeding and genetic mapping positions.
In order to complement existing EST resources we performed deep sequencing of the A. pompejana transcriptome.
It provides the biological community with a unique database tool that will complement existing public resources for mining of conifer EST sequences and affiliated information.
Most of the adaptive and coping strategies to drought are rather reactive and mainly intensify exploitation of existing resources, which may in turn undermine the very livelihoods that they are meant to complement.
This type of educational programme including peer discussions, using existing resources with no need for people to take off from work might be a useful complement to formal large group educational efforts for providers.
