Sentence examples for supplemental tools from inspiring English sources

It provides an admin UI, for example, that allows users to create and remove databases, to search for and edit data, providing you with the supplemental tools you'd need if you, say, installed the database yourself.

Moreover, culture provided the basis of other supplemental tools to elucidate the causes of microbial disease and to study the clinical and biological features of emerging bacterial diseases.

Cell cultures provide supplemental tools to elucidate the cause of microbial diseases when results of PCR and classical agar procedures are negative.

The Internet, Mr. Bricklin said, is best viewed as an important but supplemental tool for business.

"I certainly don't hope that," Mr. Golis said, adding that he and Yahoo's other journalists would use the search data as a supplemental tool.

These observations demonstrate the reliability of the ANFIS model for prediction of L. monocytogenes population and confirm its potential use as a supplemental tool in predictive microbiology.

For the quantitative analysis of PET data, the NLME modeling approach used in this study is an interesting supplemental tool to standard PET PK modeling approaches on individual level to increase mechanistic knowledge of radiotracer transport across the BBB.

The software toolkit has the potential to be a supplemental tool for designers to explore a larger design space and address usability issues at the early design stages with lower cost in time and manpower.

If you can replace the "stress relief" or whatever satisfaction unhealthy behaviors give you with the positive feelings engendered by reinforcement from the people you're connected with on Twitter, then Twitter becomes a powerful supplemental tool in the management of addiction.

Additionally, microRNA profiles of cell lines can be established if microRNA target sequences linked with reporter genes are applied; this may become an alternative and supplemental tool for microarray analysis.

The present study suggests that the decrease in the M. tuberculosis-specific T cells responses following successful anti-TB therapy may have a clinical value as a supplemental tool for the monitoring of the efficacy of pharmacologic intervention for active TB.