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Rehabilitation robotics and computer-assisted systems can complement conventional physiotherapeutics or occupational therapies.

Nuclear hydrogen and power systems can complement renewable energy sources by enabling them to meet a larger extent of global energy demand by providing energy when the wind does not blow, the sun does not shine, and geothermal and hydropower energies are not available.

The similarity between these two systems is further extended by the observation that the RecT/E system can complement mutations in the λ exo/Redβ system [ 10, 12].

This project will be the first to explore if a syndromic surveillance system can complement traditional case report surveillance in rural China.

We demonstrate how spatially-aggregated systems models can complement traditional land use and transportation models in the regional planning process.

The approach proved to be appropriate for environmental evaluation of complex agri-environment systems and can complement any evaluation conducted under the Common Monitoring and Evaluation Framework.

With concerns about newly emerging diseases such as A(H5N1), there has been increasing attention on epidemic intelligence (EI) systems that can complement indicator networks by detecting events on a global scale so that they can be acted on close to source.

A systems biology approach to immune system patterns can complement the traditional quest for discrete specificity.

The zebrafish (Danio rerio) is an excellent model for studying the innate immune system that can complement research in mouse models and human cell lines (Meijer and Spaink, 2011).

Owing to the unique characteristics featuring high power delivery and long-term cycling stability, electrochemical capacitors (ECs) have emerged as one of the most attractive electrochemical storage systems since they can complement or even replace batteries in the energy storage field, especially when high power delivery or uptake is needed.

EHR data available in clinical care systems can clearly complement and strengthen existing postmarketing safety studies [ 3, 8, 9].