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Also, it included results of numerical simulations and experimentation that the participant team had done, complemented with information available in the literature about similar materials or applications.

Gould and Fernandez's (1989) taxonomy of 'brokerage' roles is adjusted to patent data, and complemented with information drawn from both academic inventors' publications and replies to a short questionnaire.

In addition, the coverage of the growing body of research on the repurposing of viral vectors as delivery systems for genome editing tools is complemented with information regarding their main characteristics, pros, and cons.

Taking the case of North Ethiopia, we performed an integrated investigation of land cover changes over the last four centuries around the endorheic Lake Ashenge, as derived from pollen analysis and repeat photography complemented with information from historical sources.

However, in order to increase the performance of the design, the portal may be complemented with information signs on the wall opposite to the exit, namely way-finding signs including distances to the closest emergency exits on both tunnel walls, and a loudspeaker installation that can inform evacuees about the location of available exits.

These results demonstrate the importance of spatial network structure to understanding metapopulation abundance, and serve to determine under what circumstances information on network structure should be complemented with information on the species life-history traits to understand persistence in heterogeneous environments.

He studied the life and works of Accum closely for ten years, which he was able to complement with information from civil and ecclesiastical sources in Bückeburg.

DDEC provides a comprehensive compilation of information obtained from published EC research, complemented with the information from public databases and information derived from computational analysis.

To remedy such problems the assessment of efficiency needs to be complemented with external information in the form of prior information concerning the linkage between use of resources and expected provision of services.

Analyses of quantitative data on dentists from national surveys and occupational statistics were complemented with qualitative information provided by 43 key informants in five Mexican states.

When interpretation of these results using non-supervised data analysis methods is complemented with the information available in the literature, it is observed that genes with stronger correlations in both gills and digestive glands (SOD, CAT, CAI, GST, and GPx) are known to be related to the oxidative metabolism which is significantly affected by heavy metals exposure.