Thus, the two selected practices for this phase complement the needs to compose a feasible, streamlined testing process.
In summary, there appears to be significant experimental evidence, which favours regulated blood flow in the medulla, and this complements the need for maintained homoeostasis in this region.
Huge efforts have been advocated to discover new 2D layered materials with wonderful properties, which complements the needs of 2D electronics.
The adequacy of beds complementing the needs of the resident population is better investigated through the analysis of the intensiveness of the usage of structures, combining the number of occupied beds to the total bed units (OBTB).
These diverse functions of complement further highlight the need for an intact complement system.
Naturally occurring deficiencies of specific complement components highlight the need for a fully functional complement system.
In this issue of CKJ, Inman et al. report on eculizumab-induced reversal of dialysis-dependent kidney failure from C3 glomerulonephritis, illustrating both the potential benefit of eculizumab for this complement-mediated disease and the need for lengthy therapy dialysis independency was reached after 5 months of eculizumab.
Therapeutics that modulate the complement system need to balance inhibition with preservation of sufficient functional activity in order to maintain adequate immune responses and tissue homeostasis.
The limitations of these conventional approaches underscore the need to complement them with structured community engagement in healthcare quality assessment.
This example is based on an ongoing study into the need to complement the 2008 EU Framework Decision on the mutual recognition of custodial sentences with a mechanism to exchange information on the prisoners involved.
This study highlights the need to complement earlier research based on frame analysis with an analytical framework that takes central government steering and the uneven power relationship between the levels of government into account.
