Sentence examples for complemented the finding from inspiring English sources

Considering that male parental investment is expected to often become more important in harsher environments, study results also complemented the finding that mean national sociosexuality levels correlated negatively with indicators of environmental hardship (Schmitt, 2005a).

This sieve analysis complemented the finding of an association between high V1V2-binding Abs and reduced HIV-1 acquisition, and provided independent evidence that vaccine-induced V2 Ab responses plausibly had a role in the reduced rate of infection associated with the RV144 vaccine regimen (Liao et al., 2013, Liu et al., 2013, Zolla-Pazner et al., 2013, Pollara et al., 2014, Yates et al., 2014).

The low-frequency vibrations from the Chi-Chi earthquake were particularly valuable because they complemented the findings from higher-frequency vibrations generated by explosions.

By providing a means to directly monitor vascular oxygen levels, with no limits to tissue depth, psMRI monitoring of Tookad-VTP-induced responses complemented the findings obtained by the fast-capture imaging techniques applied.

In this context, they provided rich qualitative data which complemented the findings from the hypertensive subjects.

It complemented the findings of a quantitative survey and gave the freedom of expression of opinions to the FCHVs in a homogeneous setting.

Patients with carpal tunnel syndrome demonstrated a marked (50%) reduction of IENFD, which complemented the findings from QST in which we had detected changes in warm and cold detection thresholds.

Our final model also showed that CPR of "less than 10 min duration" is an independent predictor of survival to more than 24 h, which complements the finding of others [7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 28].

This result complements the finding that many genes in the starch synthesis pathway in maize also show evidence of human selection (Whitt et al., 2002).

To complement the finding in Figure 1a, we used 100 mℳ ethanol at 1 and 2 h, which showed higher increase in ROS (Supplementary Figure S3) than the ROS generated at 50 mℳ ethanol.

To complement the findings based on experimental and optical techniques, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modelling has been widely utilized to study the in-cylinder physical and chemical events.