Sentence examples for supplementary secondary from inspiring English sources

Which means everything else is a supplementary, secondary device.

Ideas like the Yota Phone, dual-screen smartphone, which uses it as a supplementary, secondary screen for low powered, always-on notifications.

Quetiapine shows a high efficacy as a supplementary (secondary) medicine when insufficient results were achieved over a 6 months period when prescribing topiromat or sodium valproat respectively.

In cases of response to treatment quetiapine was added as a supplementary (secondary) medicine after 6-month treatment with sodium valproat.

A supplementary secondary data analysis was performed, applying qualitative content analysis with open coding.

The reduced supplementary secondary aromatic donor acceptor interactions of the triazolium motif with the macrocycle's hydroquinone groups in comparison with pyridinium will also be a contributing factor.

Although primary assessment cameras can provide some supplementary information, secondary assessment or surveillance PTZ cameras that have variable fields of view may provide more opportunities to gather this supporting information.

Described in Additional file 1: Table S3 are the number of variants at each step of the process, for example, concordant and discordant calls by different reviewers, decisions on variant report and Sanger sequencing validation, and variant reporting in various categories (primary, supplementary, and secondary finding).

These strategies were associated with increased activation in pain modulatory regions of the brain (medial prefrontal and rostral anterior cingulate cortices, Pcorrected < 0.05) and decreased pain-related activation in regions that process noxious input (midcingulate cortex, supplementary motor area, secondary somatosensory cortex, and anterior parietal lobule, Pcorrected < 0.05).

Different systemic symptoms were solicited in those under and over 5 years to reflect differences in ability to articulate symptoms (Supplementary Table 1; secondary end points, Supplementary Table 3).

For causal claims from correlation, 61/122 (50%) press releases without exaggeration had news uptake compared with 34/60 (57%) press releases with exaggerated claims (95% confidence intervals of the difference −9% to 22%; see supplementary SI5 for secondary statements).