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The Human Connectome Project1 is directed at tackling this challenge using the highest quality imaging data available today, predominantly MRI data, complemented by EEG and MEG.

The early enthusiasm for incretin-mediated preservation or enhancement of β-cell mass and function was based on extensive preclinical studies predominantly in rodents and complemented by studies using cell lines and islets (3, 4).

SPOCs are asked to fill out a predominantly multiple choice based survey, complemented with free text fields and where relevant the request to attach documents.

This study was complemented recently when predominantly somatosensory, viscerosensory or -motor and gustatory responses were reported after extraoperative stimulation from depth electrodes implanted radially in the insulae of 14 patients with epilepsy (Ostrowsky et al. 2000).

It used quantitative qualitative methods, relying predominantly on evidence-based risk scores complemented by expert opinion.

Assuming deletion alleles for these genes are predominantly nonfunctional and recessive, we would expect that they could be complemented in a hybrid containing a functional allele.

Complementing this predominantly anglophone historiography have been the social-constructivist analyses emphasizing the origins of Darwin's theories in British Political Economy and British natural theology (Young, 1985, chps. 2, 4, 5).

They provide an opportunity to promote a comprehensive approach to complement the predominantly facility-based South African health system by adding schedulable services and community-based services by community health workers..".

Immunofluorescence staining with JCV T-Ag specific antibody further complemented RT-PCR and Western blotting data, in which T-Ag expression was predominantly nuclear in both transfected cell lines (Figure 1C).

The sheep complemented it".

Our job complemented theirs.