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The availability of attributable risk measures, complementary to estimates of exposure-response associations, is essential for the identification and planning of public health interventions.

In a similar approach, Brundel et al. (9) detected region-specific group differences between healthy controls and patients using cortical area and volume and thickness values, imaging measures complementary to those we used in our analysis.

But this idea continues to gain traction, as a measure complementary to further strengthening and simplifying capital requirements and generally in support of other efforts to make it easier to handle the failure of financial institutions.

Patient-reported outcomes can provide an additional measure complementary to objective biomedical measures.

But the contribution of the paper is to show that genetic management of infectious disease is also theoretically possible as a control measure complementary to non-genetic actions.

The CSOM and MA appeared less responsive following a GLM-diet, but these measures appeared complementary to gait analysis.

Pairwise comparisons of M. prima with other Thermotogales genomes reveal that the average amino acid identity (AAI) of the shared genes, a measure of relatedness complementary to the traditional 16S rRNA classification (Konstantinidis and Tiedje 2005), places the K. olearia genome as the closest to M. prima (Supplementary table S4).

Health-related quality-of-life (HRQoL) measures are increasingly used, complementary to mortality and morbidity indicators, to assess health status in the general population e.g. [ 1- 3].

Second, the aggregate SCI value was observed to be different from and complementary to accuracy measures such as MAE.

Patient-reported outcomes are increasingly seen as complementary to biomedical measures.

Meanwhile, patient-reported outcomes have been established in rheumatic diseases, complementary to laboratory measures (disease markers, images) and examination findings.