The term "relevant complement" is not commonly used in written English.
It is likely a mistranslation or misunderstanding of the grammatical term "complement" which refers to a word, phrase, or clause that is necessary to complete the meaning of another element in the sentence. For example, in the sentence "She is eating an apple," the verb "eating" requires a complement to complete its meaning, in this case, the direct object "apple." However, the term "relevant complement" is not necessary and could potentially cause confusion. It would be more clear and accurate to simply say "direct object" or "object complement" in this context.
As gyrA mutations and susceptibility to fluoroquinolones appear to be under strong selective pressure in S. Typhi, we assessed the biological fitness of S. Typhi strains with a relevant complement of mutations in the gyrA and parC genes.
In search of a clinically relevant complement activator for use as a PDT adjuvant, this study focused on γ-inulin and examined its effects on PDT response of mouse tumours.
In the case of Ashbya, for example, there is no evidence for sexual reproduction although its genome contains the relevant complement of genes involved in yeast meiosis and spore development [ 2].
The innovator of an enabling technology has a special business model challenge because the applicability to many downstream verticals forecloses, as a practical matter, ownership of all the relevant complements.
Thus, the inclusion of spectro-temporal information was considered relevant to complement the conventional features and to support classification.
From an ethical perspective, informed consent is a communicative process of providing intelligible, preferably tailored information, checking whether the patient or in the case of PGT, the consumer has understood all relevant information, complementing information found to be lacking, seeing again that all informational needs have been met, and finally, asking for informed consent.
It has been recommended to estimate the MCID based on several methods using relevant anchors complemented by various distribution-based estimates (i.e., ES, SEM) as supportive information, and then triangulate on a single value or small range of values for the MCID based on all used methods [ 36, 37].
Genetic mouse models relevant to schizophrenia complement, and have to a large extent supplanted, pharmacological and lesion-based rat models.
Cross-referencing was used to complement relevant report identification.
Biological agents that can act against these and other relevant effects can complement therapeutic activities of antiparasitic and antimicrobial agents.
Especially, the notion of unexpected topics (e.g. clinical metabolites) seems relevant and can complement the classical approach of comparison to reference gene sets.
