Sentence examples for procedure complements from inspiring English sources

A numerical example illustrating the integrated multiscale procedure complements the paper.

The MEKC procedure complements an earlier method based on free solution capillary electrophoresis (FSCE), designed to the same end.

This procedure complements the correlation analyses based on the measured HM concentrations explained in the 'Correlation analyses of measured HM concentrations' section.

This work presents an analysis procedure, complementing the standard TRT analysis, estimating the thermal conductivity profile from a temperature profile along the borehole during the test.

Chaitan Khosla, a professor of chemistry and of chemical engineering, said Eberspacher's encyclopedic knowledge of chemical science and university operating procedures complements his "amazing ability" to get just about anything done – big or small.

Herein, we define radical surgery as the EUAS procedures complementing an optimal cytoreduction within the middle abdomen and the pelvis.

These procedures, complemented with theoretical definition of the constructs covered by the instrument, and with experts review over items, contributed to support its content and face validity.

The CLUSTER procedures complement the topic-based searches used earlier in the review process (which correspond to Bates' abstracting and indexing searches [ 16]), previously the most developed of the six methods.

We then sketch a resolution-type proof procedure that complements the tableau calculus and also propose a model checking algorithm for TML+ based on the recent results for model checking procedures for temporalised logics.

This work presents a feasible solution procedure that complements the exact configurations in which the material parameters must follow restrictive constraint, and also provides an estimate for the torsional rigidity in which the bounds are not sufficiently close.

The invasiveness of the laparoscopic approach makes it not acceptable as a first-line screening procedure; it complements indirect imaging in the diagnosis of more complex anomalies in combination with possible surgical actions.