This might also provide valuable information on the patients' need of complement-inhibition therapy that is currently undergoing clinical trials.
In short, we need to complement analysis of molecular biology with an examination of other determinants that are likely to influence the future epidemiology and health impact of antimicrobial-resistant, bacterial infections.
The document, as far as it is known, covers all the right points, including the unblocking of existing initiatives and the need to complement the efforts of other actors such as the G8, the G77 and, of course, the United Nations.
As the data collection progressed, and in view of the need to complement the user's limited experience with another that was more extensive and comprehensive, the testimony of Maghrebi adults who were working as intercultural health mediators for the studied group was included in the research.
Relatedly, we argue that environmental psychologists need to complement a 'weak' conception of the role of conflict in the formation of public space (focused on subjective differences in environmental tastes, preferences and values) with a 'strong' conception of the role of conflict (focused on ideological struggles over access, equality and inclusion).
The deviation from linearity of the MSD curve produced by such an exclusion effect clearly illustrates the need to complement the analysis of molecular mobility with other observables, ideally independent of population heterogeneity.
Also, while most research addressing the need to complement targeted therapies of breast cancer concentrates on the HER family [ 44], an alternative approach directed at the IGF1R-dependent signaling deserves attention.
There is a need to complement our thermodynamic description of these processes with kinetic mass transfer models.
The two efforts need to complement each other instead of being pursued in isolation.
Most projects focus on the agricultural sector, but none of these campaigns pick up on the growing body of evidence suggesting the need to complement any fight against malnutrition with a fight against infectious disease.
Novel drug inhibitors of HCV are in need to complement or replace the current treatments such as pegylated interferon's and ribavirin as they are partially booming and beset with various side effects.
