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We need to see these different financial models as complementary and figure out how they can work co-operatively together.

O'Connor points out that Zika-infected monkeys do not perfectly reflect humans, either, and he sees the various models as complementary.

The good correlation between them in terms of measured and calculated magnitudes of stress provide increased confidence in the investigated photopolymer for photoelastic stress analysis purposes, and consequently for validation of computer-based models, utilizing thus stereolithography models as complementary design tools.

This paper explores the state-of-the-art application of AI in stream-flow forecasting, focusing on defining the data-driven of AI, the advantages of complementary models, as well as the literature and their possible future application in modeling and forecasting stream-flow.

Thus, it is important to understand the role of these models as a complementary tool in a larger comprehensive preclinical drug discovery program.

Therefore, we may consider the model as being complementary to other ring current models which require less computational resources.

These features highlight the use of our in vitro culture model as a complementary testing platform in conjunction with animal models, addressing key reduction and replacement goals of the future.

In this study, we investigated dedifferentiation of adult atrial and ventricular myocytes and their subsequent phenotype in vitro using purified cardiomyocytes as one approach, and a genetic myocyte fate mapping model as a complementary methodology to validate the main conclusions.

Indeed, the field and clone models can be viewed as complementary to each other.

We agree that these three models should be viewed as complementary rather than contradictory and propose that this unifying view can be extended into the clinical setting using findings on dental patterning in individuals with missing and extra teeth.

The picture emerging from this survey is very encouraging with regard to the possibility of using rats as complementary models to monkeys in the study of higher-level vision.