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As stressed in the original proof-of-concept study [ 5], the two types of DMAs TTO and disproportionality (strength of association)—are complementary theoretically and in their limitations.

The study adopts a systematic approach among a series of older patients with preventable medication-related admissions, includes interviews with a range of healthcare staff and analyses the data using two complementary theoretically robust approaches.

Further, two complementary and theoretically compatible KT frameworks were chosen to integrate contemporary understanding of research utilization at the organizational level into the PEAK program.

However, the combination of a long-acting GLP-1 RA agonist with a short-acting insulin would also offer the advantages of complementary pharmacologies and could theoretically result in improvements of both fasting and postprandial glycaemic control.

The performance capabilities of pnp InGaAsN-based heterojunction bipolar transistors (HBTs) for use in complementary HBT technology have been theoretically addressed with a two-dimensional simulation program based on the drift-diffusion model.

However, these concepts are not mutually exclusive, and theoretically may even be complementary because area and habitat diversity are correlated [78].

The lE and rE regions are considered the external sequences of the termini that are only complementary to their respective ICR sequences (theoretically 100% sequence identity).

But the contribution of the paper is to show that genetic management of infectious disease is also theoretically possible as a control measure complementary to non-genetic actions.

Mature miRNA binds by partial complementary base-pairing to mRNA and is therefore theoretically able to target a large number of mRNA, conferring a great versatility in the modulation of gene expression.

Theoretically, this research is in line with two complementary scientific traditions: Human Information Processing theories on the one hand, and theories of Operative Activity on the other.

Xenon interacts with many different receptors and ion channels and like many theoretically multi-modal inhalation anesthetics these interactions are likely complementary.