Sentence examples for provide complementary knowledge from inspiring English sources
This study illustrates that soil Raman spectra contain information of soil constituents even in the presence of fluorescence interference; moreover, it demonstrates that this contained information can play a vital role in the characterization of symmetric structures of SOM, which can provide complementary knowledge to understand molecular structure of SOM that infrared spectroscopy cannot offer.
A regulatory relationship between pathways can provide complementary knowledge such as dysfunction of one pathway affecting function of other pathways.
We adopted a mixed-method approach comprising both quantitative (i.e. questionnaires) and qualitative (i.e. focus group discussions (FGD)) data collection methodologies [ 11], in order to provide complementary knowledge about the topic in question.
Our hypothesis is that R-GSNs can reveal novel gene set relationships and provide complementary knowledge to the existing types of GSNs, such as M-GSNs, L-GSNs, and E-GSNs.
The language model provides complementary knowledge about how likely those hypotheses are.
Customers influence the development or improvement of products by providing complementary knowledge, establishing a precise set of user requirements, and providing a source of solicited information on new evolving needs [28].
Being embedded in triple-helix networks may facilitate the circulation of new ideas, increased variation and may provide complementary assets and knowledge.
The three perspectives offered by the C2Cards application provide complementary views on the knowledge contained in the pathway databases.
The aim of this study is to provide complementary insights into the current knowledge, and to ultimately provide guidance in the development of new standardized guidelines for the FECRT.
Collaboration between nutritional and behavioral scientists is recommended to provide complementary areas of expertise in the evaluation/development of nutrition knowledge measures.
Indirect estimations of virus dispersal derived from knowledge of bird migrations could also provide complementary information related to the spread of avian influenza viruses.
