"I think that machine intelligence will gradually start to complement many tasks that have historically been performed by humans.
At present, alternative engineered affinity proteins are starting to complement and even challenge the classical immunoglobulins in different applications in biotechnology and potentially also for in vivo use as imaging agents or as biotherapeutics.
A new generation of drugs has been developed to selectively target such cancer-promoting pathways, (Druker et al, 2001; Hanahan & Weinberg, 2000; Weinstein, 2000) and hence treatment dictated by genetic markers is starting to complement the more conventional therapeutic approaches.
However, I've also started to use Hipmunk to complement Kayak, and if I could get Hipmunk to change a few things, it wouldn't be unreasonable to see myself switching over full-time.
Network-based approaches, that display similarity in a wealth of molecular sequences, have started to offer a valuable complement to improve our evolutionary knowledge on the processes responsible for LGT, as well as on the sources of genetic diversity.
However, as people have started to move from downloading to streaming content, a TV or video service to complement the existing music service makes sense.
Electronic healthcare data, such as electronic health records (EHRs) and administrative claims data, are starting to be used to complement SRSs [ 13– 16].
This has started to change in the last few years, with the release of public domain resources, which complement the already established bioactivity databases such as ChEMBL.
So starting last year, we sought to complement our work inside government with energy from the outside, from companies looking to provide new services and experiences to citizens.
As for the paintings, the couple started collecting Dutch old masters to complement their furniture, said Arthur K. Wheelock Jr., curator of Northern Baroque painting at the gallery.
