Sentence examples for the potential of complementing from inspiring English sources

Home-based interventions for ART may still have the potential of complementing existing health facility-based care in reducing the burden of HIV care.

Among them, ABCC2 was also included in genes extracted from GAD with blank association value, indicating the potential of complementing GAD with results of statistical analysis method.

Wikis, blogs/photoblogs and podcasts (and its video incarnation, the vodcast) carry the potential of complementing, improving and adding new collaborative dimensions to the many Web-based medical/health education, CPD (Continuing Professional Development), and research services currently in existence.

Conventional X-ray sources are pervasive and the integration of carbon nanomaterials has the potential to complement the market dominance of traditional thermionic technologies.

The potential of pharmacological complement modulation for the treatment of AIHA will depend on (a) the type of AIHA and extent and level of complement involvement, (b) the availability, safety, and efficacy of complement-modulating drugs, and (c) the specific level of complement inhibition by these drugs.

It is a valuable niche and the reason the Giants drafted Jurevicius, because he has the potential to complement the rest of the receiving corps.

This assay has the potential to complement the use of live animal bioassay testing for marine toxins.

In addition, lamotrigine has the potential to complement the spectrum of lithium and divalproate through its greater efficacy for depressive symptoms.

This type of simulated test has the potential to complement and extend existing safety tests; facilitating earlier detection of torsadogenic compounds, and preventing potentially safe compounds being discarded unnecessarily.

Mass spectrometry-based metabolomics analyses have the potential to complement sequence-based methods of genome annotation, but only if raw mass spectral data can be linked to specific metabolic pathways.

In the treatment of HIV-related conditions, the holistic emphasis of the care provided by TMPs addressing psychosocial and physical aspects of disease has the potential to complement biomedical treatments and has led to efforts to integrate them with biomedical practitioners in the diagnosis and treatment of those with HIV [ 1, 4, 5].