Sentence examples for describing complementary from inspiring English sources

To highlight how functional traits were distributed among all species, we selected a set of six traits describing complementary facets of fish biology (the GASPAR database): size, mobility, time period of activity, type of grouping, position in the water column, and diet (see Methods 'Functional space computation', Supplementary Fig. 3 and17).

Still, combining sets describing complementary information consistently leads to small but consistent improvement in modeling performance (average MCC 0.01 better, average RMSE 0.01 log units lower).

To our knowledge, most of the current studies describing complementary and alternative medicine involve acupuncture treatment.

However, there is very little literature describing complementary feeding practices and nutrients' intake in detail during this period [ 17- 20].

Conversely, regarding the question describing complementary therapies as a threat to public health, most of the participants had a neutral view (mean value = 3.65).

We also describe complementary visualization and interaction techniques that communicate the security state of sent and received mail to users in a non-intrusive fashion.

For the most represented neuron type in NeuroMorpho.Org, the pyramidal cell, in addition to several morphological sub-types in the main hierarchy (e.g., Betz, oblique, and star-pyramidal), a few supplementary conceptual dimensions were required to describe complementary properties (e.g., early- vs. late-bifurcating, thick- vs. slender-tufted).

The present study describes Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) use amongst Italian women transitioning through menopause.

The objectives were to describe complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) and conventional medication use by BMI level and identify correlates of CAM use by BMI level.

Below, we describe complementary approaches to identify both common and rare variants that increase risk for preterm birth, and their associated findings.

A recently described, complementary method, known as digital genomic footprinting, provides a genome-wide profile of DNA accessibility at nucleotide resolution (Hesselberth et al., 2009).