Sentence examples for complement to the classical from inspiring English sources
"They [multimedia formats] can at best be a complement to the classical documents, except for very specific professions" such as design and art-related roles, Depeursinge wrote.
After a concise retrospective of these development efforts, it will be shown that especially for ducted flows, topology optimisation is a perfect complement to the classical shape optimisation.
Therefore, it gives an alternative or a complement to the pictures given by the classical Poincaré sections and, besides, it may be used for any dimension.
Glycerophosphocholine, which acts as an osmotic agent, was found to be present at higher concentration in the malpighian tubules of the insect (Table 3) [ 79]. > Mass spectrometry imaging has the potential to complement the classical tissue visualizing methods such as histochemistry, histopathology, fluorescence microscopy with labeled antibodies, and autoradiography.
In a swine model of renal I/R injury Castellano et al. [ 42] confirmed the principal involvement of the lectin pathway of complement as compared to the classical and alternative pathways.
Our method can be a useful complement to classical gene set analysis which only considers the single genes in a gene set.
This work presents a statistical analysis of the views of Electrical Engineering students, regarding the knowledge formation process in a Project-Based Leasning applicomplement a complementoto classical teaching methods.
The techniques used in our study can provide an important complement to classical ecological measurements of plant fitness and competitive success.
This analysis serves as a powerful complement to classical project risk analysis.
In conclusion, the use of curcumin under improved formulation in knee OA patients appears as a good complement to classical treatments.
We speculate that inability to activate complement by the classical or lectin pathways protected the patient from atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, stiffening and calcification of the aorta and carotid arteries.
