To facilitate the exploration of osmoprotectants, we have developed the first online resource, 'Dragon Explorer of Osmoprotection associated Pathways' (DEOP) that gathers and presents curated information about osmoprotectants, complemented by information about reactions and pathways that use or affect them.
Finally, the OSM specific data are complemented by data about the Earth, in particular about the boundaries of the continents.
The difficulty could be remedied if the questions about having been previously tested for HIV were complemented by asking about time and result of the test.
That's one of the semi-autobiographical songs on the album, reflecting on his weekend beatnik days, hanging out under the pier with his girlfriend and his acoustic guitar in the early 60s; it's complemented by songs about his kids, his dad, his divorce.
"The end result will be more openness," predicts Bruce Schneier, a data-security guru.From safe to sieveWhen corporate information lived only on paper, which was complemented by microfilm about 50 years ago, it was much easier to manage and protect than it is today.
When embedded learning elements are complemented by information about known cheating behaviours in lecture and tutorial based discussion it can lead to a reduction attempts to cheat (Dick et al., 2002), particularly when information about the severity of penalties is included (LaSalle , 2009.
Research describing role distribution and interactions between team members can be complemented by knowledge about within-team dynamics and how these may contribute to shaping role boundaries.
The eating habits of children and mothers are assessed with a FFQ that includes questions about habitual dietary intake of certain food items as well as intake of beverages, and is complemented by questions about regularity of breakfast eating.
Passport data includes basic information about the where, when and what of an accession, e.g. information about the collecting mission or the donor institute, collection site, names, numbers; complemented by data about the availability and other status information, different crop classifications, existence of specimens and images.
Whilst this may in itself be insufficient reason to reject the Gold Model, it does suggest that if it is to be justified it will need to be complemented by transparency about its real costs to ensure good value for public money.
