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Furthermore, the test conditions investigated in the current study were designed to provide ignition delay measurements complementary to the literature data.
In addition, such measurements are complementary to those obtained from large strain uniaxial tension tests usually used during traditional shape memory effect characterization.
The results from the GIXRD and TEM measurements are complementary to each other, and they both firmly establish the different growth orientations of these 2D (Fig. 7) and 1D ZnO nanostructures (Fig. 8). Figure 8 a GIXRD spectra of a nanowire film obtained from 0.001 M Zn(NO3 2·6H2O (with 0.1 M KCl).
We suggest that lactate measurement is complementary to the partitioned base deficit approach, providing a method of further subdividing BDUMA into lactate and non-lactate components.
The navigation system uses the X-ray pulsar measurements and Doppler velocity measurements which are complementary to each other.
Measurement of autoantibody to TAAs may be complementary to AFP measurements and improve diagnosis of early HCC.
The results demonstrate the utility of FPOP MS to characterise protein variants in different conformational states and to provide insights into protein folding mechanisms that are complementary to measurements such as hydrogen/deuterium exchange labelling and Φ-value analysis.
Complementary to measurements of extracellular acidification rates, the utilisation of glucose in the cell culture media was also monitored with time to directly measure the rate of glycolysis.
Measurement of serum autoantibody to TAAs may be complementary to AFP measurements and improve diagnosis of early HCC.
Other safety critical industries have a more evolved approach to the analysis and study of incident data, having realized that incident-reporting is complementary to other measurements and only one part of a wide range of safety assessments, measurements and monitoring [ 37].
Information from C. crescentus would be complementary to RLS measurements in K. lactis and C. albicans: if the RLS of C. crescentus could be extended by CR, this would indicate either a respiration-independent component to replicative longevity or an unforeseen metabolic shift by CR (in an obligate aerobe).
