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The second group, referred to as Benchmark 2, is composed of six datasets, taken from Monti et al., that nicely complement the datasets in Benchmark 1. Their selection allows for a direct comparison of the performance of FC with Consensus on datasets that were originally used for its validation.

Finally, we complement the dataset with a suite of new metrics to test not only the accuracy, but also the consistency, validity and plausibility of models' responses, shedding much more light on their behavior.

Because this administrative dataset lacked important information relevant to the policy evaluation, we decided to complement the dataset with additional survey data.

Overall, we think that SignaLink 2 both complements the datasets found in other databases, such as Reactome and supports a more detailed analysis of these pathways by including transcriptional, post-transcriptional and possible post-translational regulators of a pathway.

Therefore we conclude that, at the very least, our high-throughput senescence assays complement the existing datasets, identifying gene deletions with notably different properties.

We also performed comparative proteomic analysis on the same C. difficile cultures to complement the RNAseq dataset.

It should be noted that assignment of cluster membership, as well as the comparison of expression profiles between a tissue of interest and it's complement in the dataset in this study are provisional on the limitations of the sample set used.

Salinity data from floats were accessed through the software 'Argo Data and Products for Indian Ocean' of the Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services, Hyderabad, India; this complemented the global datasets for the period November December 2015 (Geetha et al. 2011).

Paul and Barbara will work with Julian and Nicola Quick from the Duke Marine Lab and use these measurements to complement the long-term dataset of known individuals, compare measurements collected using laser photometric techniques, and validate the use of UAS photogrammetry as a viable tool to assess dolphin health.

We selected 100 bacterial genomes randomly and complemented the random dataset so that all major phylogenetic classes were covered by at least one organism (resulting in 103 bacteria).

In this study we complement this dataset with an analysis of the infrasound record of two explosions during the 2009 eruption of Mt. Redoubt (Fig. 1 a, c).