To conclude, we could combine the two recent guidelines [91, 94] in the same sentence: "Continuous and intermittent RRT techniques can be used equally, as complementary therapies, taking into account their availability and the experience of the team".
6 However, the equally fundamental, complementary principle is the evolutionary persistence of viral morphogenetic modules.
An equally effective complementary approach in identifying miRNAs is cloning and analysis of small RNA sequences [ 17- 20].
When we studied the strand specificity of the ribosomal motif (and motif variants), we found a pronounced abundance of the motif on the coding strand (it must be noted that a putative equally functional complementary motif is clearly just as abundant on the opposite strand).
Now, in this study, we include force fluctuations during the LED test (LEDRMS) as a complementary, but equally important, measure of sensorimotor processing of the lower limb in healthy individuals.
And when you eat the soup, you get tastes that are equally contrasting and complementary.
Lask argues that in Rickert's reconstruction natural-scientific generalization and historical individualization are treated as equally legitimate and complementary ways of conceptualizing empirical reality.
The BMA Medical Ethics Committee 2012 makes one reference to reducing demand in its report on organ donation; '…another equally important and complementary way of reducing the number of unnecessary deaths is to focus on public health measures to reduce the incidence of chronic diseases that lead to the need for an organ transplant' (BMA op cit p.3).
These three ways of understanding were equally important and complementary.
In Dawkins' early writings, replicators and vehicles played different but complementary and equally important roles in selection, but as Dawkins honed his view of the evolutionary process, vehicles became less and less fundamental.
