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Examining the pure component maps and corresponding signature spectra shows that image (Figs. 9, 10) and spectral (Figs. 11, 12) contrast enhancement constraints lead to complimentary results.

Our complimentary results suggest that the red auroral events reported by Shiokawa et al. (2005) in Northern Hokkaido, Japan on March 31 , 2001 October 29 and 31, 2003, and November 8, 2004 reached the visible brightness level (~5 kR at 630.0 nm).

The patterns of inhibition between the two bioassays yielded complimentary results: relatively strong inhibition in a given pairing in the first bioassay typically resulted in relatively strong inhibition in the same pairing in the second bioassay (Fig. 6).

Similarly, a recent study on human epithelial ovarian cancer found that the combination of 2D-PAGE with SYPRO Ruby staining and iTRAQ produced complimentary results [ 131].

On the other hand, the study by Becker et al in 2003 demonstrated complimentary results between rat and human specimens with 18 genes regulated in the chronic stage of the rat status epilepticus model showing corresponding expression patterns in hippocampal subfields of patients with pharmacoresistant MTLE (4).

Results suggest a complimentary effect between the two additives monensin and virginiamycin when supplemented to early lactation cows.

Results suggest a modest complimentary effect between YC and M, as YC tended to alleviate the depression in mean DMI caused by M.

The aim of our study was to determine the complimentary preclinical results since the kinetics between mice and rats may vary.

The resulting integrated framework leverages the advantages of both the curvilinear anisotropic meshes and wavelet-based adaptive refinement in a complimentary fashion, resulting in greatly reduced cost of resolution for anisotropic features.

Based on experimental and complimentary finite element results, predictive equations are proposed to estimate increased yield strength and ultimate tensile strength as a function of stress triaxiality in structural steels.

While the approaches differ, the two models are complimentary in the results that the find.