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This study illustrates that soil Raman spectra contain information of soil constituents even in the presence of fluorescence interference; moreover, it demonstrates that this contained information can play a vital role in the characterization of symmetric structures of SOM, which can provide complementary knowledge to understand molecular structure of SOM that infrared spectroscopy cannot offer.

Our hypothesis is that R-GSNs can reveal novel gene set relationships and provide complementary knowledge to the existing types of GSNs, such as M-GSNs, L-GSNs, and E-GSNs.

This review is based on the discussion and outcome of a workshop organized on initiative of the SEURAT-1 consortium joined by a group of international experts with complementary knowledge to further develop traditional read-across and include new approach data.

According to Leten et al. (2013), innovation ecosystems generate value for partners by reducing development costs and risks and by combining complementary knowledge, enabling partners to address problems with high complexity.

Table 6 The Sea For Society project Pillars Expected Impacts Involved Partner Bringing together different stakeholders: (economic stakeholders, environmental organizations, local authorities, the public-at large, and youth) with complementary knowledge and experiences to forge new partnerships using a participatory approach resulting in public engagement in research.

Furthermore, there is limited knowledge as to the potential of structural and functional indicators to generate complementary knowledge about ecological condition that can be used to inform watershed management.

The current study of CSF flow in albino Xenopus larvae allowed us to obtain complementary knowledge from a living specimen with minimal injury.

We adopted a mixed-method approach comprising both quantitative (i.e. questionnaires) and qualitative (i.e. focus group discussions (FGD)) data collection methodologies [ 11], in order to provide complementary knowledge about the topic in question.

As the medical profession is coming to realize (e.g., Greenhalgh, 2012), patient narratives are essential for understanding particularity of need and everyday health-related practices and provide a complementary type of knowledge to those aspects of practice that emphasize measurement, standardization, and aggregation.

Complementary knowledge based on translational approaches is thus required to improve diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.

However, our results suggest that such studies may be challenged in their ability to support modeling of product effectiveness when sex acts leading to HIV infection may have occurred long before the interview, and without complementary knowledge regarding the potential confounding factor of HIV exposure among controls.