Sentence examples for complimentary components from inspiring English sources

These complimentary components further enhance translational applications.

This microbial interaction was expanded to include the complimentary component of the proposed symbiosis by providing carbohydrate that is released from cellulose by C. phytofermentans.

Echo/anti-echo based schemes can be implemented easily by applying pulsed field gradients during evolution 15 requiring only two FIDs per time increment but at the cost of irreversibly defocusing the complimentary component in each transient, that is, discarding 50%% of useful signal, thus losing ca. 30%% of the per scan signal-to-noise ratio.

These conjugates were well tolerated and offer potential for sustained release and dual synergistic activity through their selective bone targeting and local release of the complimentary active components.

Over the years new service components complimentary to the MNCH-FP services were added in phases.

Promoting exclusive breastfeeding from birth until six months, and then up to two years or beyond with complimentary feeding, is a key component of Ethiopia's National Nutrition Strategy.

To facilitate the flexible network control and reduce the network capital and operational expenditures, the complimentary concepts, 5G software-defined networking (SDN) components, and cloud have been integrated with VMesh networks.

The concept of building entire image processing workflows with exclusively data-driven components can provide elegant and complimentary solutions for the motion control process and is the basis for defining the data driven motion control framework.

That's part of the complimentary service.

Intrinsic autonomic stimulation is expected to involve both parasympathetic and sympathetic components, whose multifaceted effects may be simultaneously complimentary and divergent.

In a complimentary approach, support vector machines (SVMs) was used to classify the principal component data and cross-validation was utilised to evaluate the specificity and sensitivity (Cortes and Vapnik, 1995; Hall et al, 2009).