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Xylanases have also been suggested to complement the activity of cellulases for the efficient hydrolysis of lignocellulose [ 2, 3].
This approach, although still in the beginning, is promising, and, if standardized, is suggested to complement the conventional proteomics approach as it reflects the cancer-related protease activity.
Finally, we show why INES appears to be insufficient for a global communication, and we suggest to complement the INES rating with additional information in parallel.
It might also be used, some tentatively suggest, to complement peer review in future research excellence frameworks.
When instantiating the "Process Transaction" pattern, the instantiation of the "Execution Condition" pattern is suggested in order to complement the elaborated requirement specification.
After saving the requirement, the computational support may suggest related patterns to complement the specification of the requirement.
A few researchers have studied socio-cultural issues in LMIC while exploring associations between stress, depression and diabetes, suggesting the need to complement the biomedical approach for diabetes management with a psychosocial approach (9– 12).
Some authors suggested using severity scores to complement the information on morbidity 12 13assesssess the impact of multimorbidity, which have already been tackled here but will be the subject of further development in future research within the EPI3 research project.
However, the complemented strains exhibited even greater efflux defects compared to the uncomplemented mutants (data not shown), suggesting that our inability to complement the deletions may have been due to constitutive expression of the secretins from an artificial promoter.
If a shopper scans a box of rice, for example, the device could suggest a can of Goya beans to complement the dish.
Ultimately, a thorough understanding of the gene environment interactions underlying a common complex condition such as obesity may suggest novel treatment or intervention strategies to complement the harmful effect of detrimental genetic variation and thus may assist in improving the quality of life for affected individuals.
