Sentence examples for studies complementary from inspiring English sources

"It's a fascinating, innovative, and important study," says Klaus Linde, who studies complementary and alternative medicine at the Technical University in Munich, Germany.

The dependence of the initial stages of anodic oxide film growth at Au on time or log time, τh, was investigated by means of nanogravimetry using a electrochemical quartz crystal nanobalance (EQCN) which provides a new dimension for such studies, complementary to voltammetry, chronoamperometry and ellipsometry.

As both methods have their advantages and disadvantages, eg, higher robustness regarding detection of common genetic variants (case-control association studies) or better differentiation between environmental versus genetic effects (family-based studies), complementary studies employing both methodologies are highly recommended.

In both studies, complementary DNA microarray assays of gene expression (10 163 probes for 9878 unique genes and 24 158 probes for 23 031 unique genes, respectively), along with (right-censored) survival data, were available for and patients, respectively.

Experimentalists, motivated by an interest in understanding the dynamics of gene expression and its age-dependent effects have carried out studies complementary in some sense and overlapping in others, with the studies described in this paper.

There are some papers that studied complementary products without considering cooperative advertising (Gabszewicz et al. 2001).

Wei et al. (2013) studied complementary products in two-echelon supply chain.

In fact, these two methods are designed to study complementary aspects of the underlying psychological structure, starting from pair wise measures of dissimilarity in large groups of complex stimulus comparisons that are summarized in a matrix.

Also, we did not study complementary feeding.

Hence we consider the present study complementary to that of Rosales Saveedra et al.[ 41].

For the purpose of this study, complementary foods (CF) are defined as "all solid and liquid foods other than breastmilk or infant formula" [ 5].