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In particular, while looking for an unspecified model, the SFC user may select the automatically suggested variable ?Model #1, and the type will be properly complemented with an ontology class.

Properly complemented by well-grounded biological theory, experiments and organismal data, the copious information from genomics is most valuable.

He added that he was "delighted" with the arrangement, and had "every confidence that bringing these distinct bodies of work under one roof will properly complement and serve my uncle's extraordinary achievement".

Indeed, there is the need to better regulate PSCs through amending the existing legal regime to properly complement the efforts of the Ghana Police Service and other security agencies of the state with the overall aim of promoting a safe and an inclusive urban development for all (including the poor).

When implemented properly, images can complement and enhance your content, catch the interest of new readers, and improve your chances of getting found through organic searches.

These analyses were complemented with X-ray diffraction (XRD) to properly identify the primary species present.

Alternatively, properly validated questionnaires can be used, which may be complemented by confirmation of symptoms by qualified persons.

The evaluation of antioxidant capacity in cell-free extracts must be complemented by cell survival assays in order to properly select strains for fermentation of milk with the best bioaccessibility of antioxidants.

The unwanted particles can be pruned and the broken auditory elements can be complemented in the mask map by combining the two operations properly.

We conclude that a typical sensitivity analysis made on parameter values needs to be complemented with a sensitivity study on the chosen assumptions in order to properly evaluate the risks associated with the operation of hydroelectric turbines.

We saw evidence of good practice where providers properly ran the scheme, integrated maths and English into courses and offered work experience placements that complemented student learning.