These cost-controlling measures are commonly complemented by specific financial incentives to physicians, rewarding them for decreasing utilization of health care services, and penalizing them for what may be found to be excessive treatment...
In particular, these solutions are commonly complemented by the presence of software agents which automate the users' participation in an intelligent manner.
These endpoints are commonly complemented by the 'sphere-forming' assay in vitro as a useful surrogate (Alison et al, 2011).
Thus, non-EPI MRI is commonly used to complement preoperative CT imaging and has become a valuable tool to detect recurrent or residual cholesteatoma [ 129].
CABs are now commonly complemented by and balanced with other forms of engagement and participation to bring a diversity of community voices, perspectives and concerns to the forefront including the use of traditional community assemblies [ 29], qualitative research [ 30– 33], and deliberative engagement processes [ 34].
It is commonly used as a complement to grading systems that include mitotic counting as a sign of proliferation.
Furthermore, the question "where are we heading", which is commonly asked in the mode 1 approach, is complemented with the question where we should be heading then.
CD11b is a member of the β-integrin family of adhesion molecules; also known as MAC-1 or complement receptor 3 [CR3]) and is commonly used as a marker for microglia [31]; [32].
The charge density of a PCE is commonly considered the result of a certain molecular architecture and the complement of the sidechain density, regardless the synthetic route chosen to produce the comb polymer.
Despite being primarily a mucosal disease, UC is commonly characterised by mural colon thickening, so that WE-MDCT may be a useful complement OC to assess the bowel wall in its full-thickness, as well as mesenteric and extraintestinal changes.
