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The experience with violence and aggressive behaviour and the measures used for managing such situations were recorded with a self-administered questionnaire, which is a modified and complemented version of the Staff Observation Scale Revised (SOAS-R) by Nijman and colleagues of the year 1999 [ 15].

Thus, a vaccine consisting of defective, complementing versions of the FMDV genome can evoke both an antibody and a cellular immune response, which results in protection of swine when challenged with the corresponding virulent FMDV.

Smith sees ecological and constructivist rationality as two complementing versions of economic rationality, while Gigerenzer regards the study of fast-and-frugal heuristics as the appropriate scientific method for exploring real-world rationality.

The reverse complement sequences of the converted reads are needed because the reference genome only contains the forward strand; therefore, we need the reverse complement version of the read in order to align it to the reference genome assuming that it matches the reverse strand.

It should be noted that calculation of the number of subclasses in major classes takes into account both direct and inverse complement of a sequence in the proximal-8 region to eliminate those subclasses that seem to represent two different sequences but in fact are direct and inverse complement versions of the same sequence.

DG conceived and supervised the study, carried out initial SFP detection experiments, edited and complemented the final version of the manuscript.

We have complemented a previous version of the Rnr3 assay (Zhou and Elledge 1992) by using yeast functional genomics reagents and methodologies.

The companion product may be a complement, a premium version of the free product, or the product on the other side of a two-sided market.

The autumn version of this viewpoint is complemented by an equally stunning version of the same perspective in winter dress.

In the case of embryotoxicity, one could imagine complementing the envisioned metabolically competent version of the EST by testing the identified metabolites on zebrafish or hen eggs.

The neo-country outlaw singer-songwriter has crafted a bittersweet original country waltz, "South Alabam Christmas," to complement his easygoing versions of the inescapable yuletide duet "Baby It's Cold Outside" (with Hawaiian singer Lily Meola), "Mele Kalikimaka" (a lively collaboration with the Secret Sisters), Willie Nelson's "Pretty Paper" and Mel Tormé's "The Christmas Song".