It makes more business sense to instead bring the team in-house and supplement it with further resources.
And yet nothing of what you saw was taken away: it was just supplemented with further information, with its larger context.
The process was supplemented further with searches of conference proceedings in the field from the previous 2 years (World Congress of Cardiology, American Heart Association Scientific Sessions, European Society of Cardiology Congress and EuroPrevent), and by forward and backward citation tracking of all eligible studies in Web of Science.
After the 1 h incubation with virus, the cells were washed with GMEM to remove unbound virus and returned to 37°C in cell culture medium with reduced (2%) FBS, and supplemented further with 25 mM ammonium chloride.
We supplemented the database further with additional isolates of local AMF as done by these prior studies.
On the other hand, FIE is different from these more traditional Western theories because it is not intended to replace them, but rather to supplement them with further ethical considerations that go beyond the traditional theories, and that can be overridden, sometimes, by traditional ethical considerations.
This proves the utility of the direct QSAR principle in assessing a statistical model that could be supplemented with further considerations, as with residual QSAR and other validity measures, to provide the best understanding of the analyzed phenomenon.
Since our group size was too small to support meaningful conclusions, our results were supplemented by further tests with other audiences viewing the same material, although our group's results were visible separately and were generally in agreement with the larger audience's results.
The present data also need to be supplemented with further methods of analysis, particularly dealing with the mineralogy of ceramic bodies and also by the consideration of raw materials collected in the surrounding area of the workshop.
In the final article in this supplement, this is further explored with particular reference to breast, colorectal and lung cancers (Richards, 2009).
It is common practice to supplement this form with further assessment such as on-site audit and/or interviews with senior technology (IT) staff [17].
