Philosophy is thus a practice and a way of life in which reflection, reading, and learning are always complemented by spiritual practices and exercises.
We stress again that the fractal/multifractal analysis of the metastatic melanoma spreading must be always complemented with medical assessment in order to exclude regions with false positive FDG uptake not related to the disease.
If a disease atlas was always complemented with a test for the detection of clusters, public health officials could better prioritize the regions in which thorough investigations should be conducted, while minimizing the time taken to detect genuine abnormalities.
If he wasn't much of a sweet talker before, but is always suddenly complementing you, he may be doing it to compensate for being with someone else.
We consider only one haplotype, as the second is always the complement h ¯ of the first.
If the girl is always giving you complements, then there's a good chance she has a crush on you.
The results also confirm the value of the word neighbourhood concept: comparing N2 rc with N2*shows that the neighbourhood extension to the reverse complement is always preferable (Table 4).
While the leading chapter is always the most extensive, the shorter contributions complement it with additional analyses, overviews of research findings, or methodological comments.
The dot plots shown in the Results depict patterns of similarity within both the input sequence and its reverse complement, and there is always a dot at positions along the diagonal (X = Y) by definition.
The word count of w (and its reverse complement when selected) is always weighted with a w =1, for all other words w′ in n(w) an alternative weight a w ′ may be chosen.
