Sentence examples for hence complements from inspiring English sources
(Conceptually, this work is similar to an analysis of chemical descriptors from the ligand side which was performed previously and given the importance of also comparing descriptors from the protein side the current work hence complements this study [41]).
The 2′-azido modification hence complements the existing set of ribose modifications so far used in siRNA technologies, however, with the major advantage that it brings in additional chemical reactivity.
Since, general health service research reporting paper has been published by Glasziou et al. which provides guidelines on how to describe nonpharmacological treatments in research studies and hence complements our reporting framework [ 42].
The nature of qualitative research, unlike quantitative, is inductive and exploratory, providing insight into certain topics of which little is known and hence complementing quantitative research.
Evaluation findings based on users' design feedback can be qualitatively different from, and hence complement, findings based on other types of evaluation data.
In another six cases, some of the HS peaks were also integrated into series other than those covered in the named study, hence complementing the previous suspect screening approach (cp. Figures S2 and S3 in Additional files 11 and 12).
The two measures hence complement each other nicely.
Acupuncture may hence complement pharmacological therapy in the alleviation of chronic PID symptoms.
Polarization techniques provide morphological information and hence complement fluorescence, Raman or absorption sensing which reveal functional or metabolic information.
The multilevel approach provided both biologically relevant and visually pleasant layout solutions in most network types, hence complementing the layout options available in Cytoscape.
Hence, complementing the work previously done, this paper reports B&Fs in relatives' involvement from the perspectives of relatives, healthcare professionals (HPs) and SUs.
