Sentence examples for complement to the available from inspiring English sources

These should be regarded as a complement to the available and published information on pirfenidone.

The RH maps presented here offer a powerful complement to the available genetic/cytogenetic maps with very limited resolutions [ 2, 6, 20] and the genome sequence map [ 7].

Consequently, these records may provide a valuable source of antimicrobial use and in-vivo efficacy data for Ontario; a complement to the available in-vitro resistance data from the Animal Health Laboratory [ 5].

For all of the 223 differentially expressed genes in total, in complement to the information available at the genome browser, we manually edited some of the gene models from the genome browser to get the putative full length gene model, and further searched for InterPro domains (see Materials and Methods and Supplementary Table S2).

Using the claims database to evaluate potential drug interactions with statins is a useful complement to the limited information available from voluntary reports and clinical trials.

Such observations would be a superb complement to the monitoring data already available from other instruments (Altadil et al. 2009).

Treynor and Ferguson (1985) emphasized the importance of historical prices in forecasting price behavior as a complement to the role played by the information available to suppliers and claimants who are, above all, responsible for creating profit opportunities.

To complement the available statistical data, the purpose of this study was to understand the reasoning behind how and why physicians in Australia will hasten death.

In order to complement the available data, pressure composition curves have been measured at different temperatures for the two last systems in the present work.

The EMA can require post-authorisation measures (PAMs) if the Agency's committees consider the generation of additional data necessary from a "public health perspective to complement the available data with additional data about the safety and, in certain cases, the efficacy of authorised medicinal products".

This fact, and the time lag involved in producing a pandemic influenza A(H1N1) vaccine, suggests that acute approaches such as antiviral drugs are needed to complement the available infection control measures.