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This synthetic strategy complemented with characterizations and theoretical analysis allows one to design specific charge-transfer compounds to be used as nonlinear chromophores and ligands in multifunctional complexes.

The cocoon strategy complemented by a single booster dose is the most cost-effective one, whereas the decennial adult vaccination is slightly more effective in the long run.

Coudeville et al. in an economic evaluation including the dynamic population effects, concluded that the cocoon strategy complemented by a single booster dose was the most cost-effective one, and was associated with a 80% reduction of pertussis costs [ 88].

The acquisition of Autonomy would play to that strategy, complementing H.P.'s existing enterprise offerings.

This strategy complements the traditional containment one regarding (1) the susceptibility of engineering liners to fail, (2) the inevitable diffusion of contaminants through them, (3) the remaining high number of old landfills before the requirements of liner systems and (4) the low-cost and feasibility for developing countries.

Each strategy complements the other because it reaffirms the other's beliefs about themselves and relationships.

In summary, in addition to validate the expression at the protein level of a number of important genes (DGF-1, calpain-like cysteine peptidases, amastins) in epimastigotes, we identified nine CV proteins using a strategy complementing subcellular proteomics and bioinformatics with in vivo localization.

In important ways this strategy complements others that are being actively pursued for the analysis of complex traits in mammalian biology such as cancer.

We have used a combined strategy, complementing likelihood and parsimony-based approaches to give a comprehensive account of the selection acting at the main β-defensin locus in human, and the orthologous loci in a range of other primates and mouse.

We also recognize their limitations, and believe that other, proven crime-fighting strategies complement the battle against heinous crimes far better than overloading DNA databases.

Furthermore, EDA guided by such zebrafish bioassays could integrate broader environmental assessment strategies, complementing effect-based approaches [7] and weight-of-evidence frameworks [30].