Sentence examples for complementary to the concept from inspiring English sources
A concept that is, in a sense, complementary to the concept of risk measures, is that of performance measures, which can be thought as generalizations of the well known Sharpe ratio.
This concept is complementary to the concept of a module used by Slonim et al., (2006), in which each COG profile has a significant pairwise correlation to a phenotype profile, and profiles in the same module are similar to each other.
We believe that this approach may be complementary to the widely used roadmap concept in the long-term management of CHB patients, particularly for patients with high baseline levels of HBV DNA (≥9 log10 copies/mL).
These concepts can be positioned as complementary to the foregoing political economy analysis of governance strategies for supporting the conditions of innovation, by providing a focus on partly historical characteristics of technologies and emergent sectors themselves.
The current study shows the applicability, as a proof of concept, of a novel method of analysis, complementary to the classical volume and surface measurements.
Therefore, our study may lend new support to the concept that complementary processes of enhanced protein synthesis and activity-dependent protein degradation is a mechanism underlying control of synaptic protein components [ 41, 42].
Another complementary explanation for why plain packs failed to elicit tobacco-seeking appeals to the concept of stimulus outcome congruity 38.
The Open lung approach is another ventilatory strategy complementary with the concept of protective ventilation [14 16].
Recent investigations on the changes in the cholesterol homeostasis in patients with CHD and/or diabetes seem to support the concept that a complementary approach targeting both the synthesis and the intestinal absorption of cholesterol can improve the lipid profile of patients who show a poor response to statin monotherapy better than high dose/high potency statin monotherapy [ 28- 30].
This paper is complementary to earlier work from the bioinformatics community [ 29, 51, 65- 73], not only in approach, but also by focusing on the concept of evolutionary constraints.
