Additional treatment options that would complement the benefit of existing therapies remain an important unmet medical need.
The LbL-assembled sensor coatings are easy to fabricate and highly rugged, thus delivering reproducible sensor signals at low concentrations of gaseous analytes and complementing the benefits such as selective recognition through imprinting phenomenon and improved sensitivity through higher surface availability of embedded Au nanoparticles.
It's just wonderful!" Kangaroo mothers Complementing the benefits of the breast milk banks, Cesar Cals Hospital also participates in the Kangaroo Mothers initiative – an innovative approach for the care of premature or low-birth-weight babies who need special attention, but not intensive care.
Car-sharing services address the longer-term solutions to consumer needs for better fuel savings and fewer traffic tie-ups and parking nightmares, to complement the environmental benefit of more open space and reduction of greenhouse gases.
This financial benefit complements the medical benefit of reducing the risk of malaria.
When asked why he would launch a book tour while running for the presidential nomination, Mr. Cain said that "the two complement one another" and that the benefits go beyond raising his name recognition among voters — one of his main goals.
Since the role of complement in the pathophysiology of cardiovascular disease (atherosclerosis, myocardial infarction, heart transplant rejection, cardiac surgery complications) was established, a series of studies evaluating the benefits of complement inhibition has been conducted.
This study highlights the benefits of complementing compensation-based controls (i.e., incentive pay) with non-compensation based controls (e.g., feedback), and provides a theoretical basis to help explain the prevalence of this approach in practice.
This work has led to a clearer picture of the mtDNA content and size of the 9L NUMT and also illustrates the benefits of complementing sequence analysis with cytogenetics.
