In order to supplement the information provided by the documents, interviews were conducted with 16 key informants from public and private organizations, who were identified via the scoping exercise.
Colour and power Doppler imaging supplement the information provided by gray-scale imaging, with increased vascularity visualised in a number of inflammatory, infectious or neoplastic diseases.
Telephone interviews were carried out to supplement the information provided in the questionnaires.
Systematic reviewers may find additional information about an RCT in the ClinicalTrials.gov record to supplement the information provided in a conference abstract.
MR imaging of bone marrow infiltration by hematologic malignancies provides non-invasive assays of bone marrow cellularity and vascularity to supplement the information provided by bone marrow biopsies.
In order to supplement the information provided by BAP01346 with regard to several outstanding development issues (Supporting Table S1 ), longitudinal dose response (LDR) analyses were planned and conducted.
Care must be taken to balance the needs of HCPs and patients whilst avoiding the scenario where patient information becomes a substitute rather than a supplement to information provided in the GP consultation.
Finally, practical tools to facilitate the diagnosis and assessment of asthma and factors responsible for poor control, such as associated allergic rhinitis, limited adherence, and smoking behavior, are needed to supplement treatment information provided in clinical practice guidelines for asthma.
Experienced clinicians will be able to supplement the information provided by prognostic scores such as RPA or GPA by factors that can not easily be incorporated in such models.
The presence of frontal effects in the current study supports the claim that EEG measurements can supplement the information provided by MEG alone (Baillet et al. 1999; Liu et al. 2002; Sharon et al. 2007; Molins et al. 2008).
European interest in ancient Egypt was strong in Roman times and revived in the Renaissance, when the wealth of Egyptian remains in the city of Rome was supplemented by information provided by visitors to Egypt itself.
