Sentence examples for thereby complements from inspiring English sources
By design, this C2 polar spline joins C2 with surrounding bi-3 tensor-product splines and thereby complements algorithms that smoothly cap star-like, multi-sided regions.
The work described here provides a model for cell autonomous effects of MetR and thereby complements in vivo studies in rodents.
Qualitative research seeks to address the " whys and hows" and thereby complements the " how much and how many" approach of quantitative research [ 6].
The epitope-level cross-reactivity analysis of JanusMatrix thereby complements the characterization of protein-level homology, enabling identification of more worrisome epitopes that are unique to the HCP.
Waist circumference reflects the magnitude of abdominal adipose tissue deposits as well as total fat mass, and thereby complements BMI in the evaluation of obesity-associated T2DM and CVD risk [ 8, 9].
Instead of redefining pathway boundaries based on an interaction network, this approach directly utilizes predefined pathways and thereby complements the search for activated or regulated genes and pathways by taking into account how they may interact.
Our results show that calorimetry holds promise to provide valuable mechanistic information, thereby complementing other methods of biofilm analysis.
They thereby complement model organisms and reports from human genetic variants predisposing to different forms of diabetes, as well as observations on human fetal tissue.
These studies emphasize the role of OT in cognitive processing, and thereby complement the focus on VP, which characterized the human research.
This mercury-control technology will be jointly marketed by CH2M and the start-up, thereby complementing CH2M's utility-service offerings to its customers (and using the principle of Move 1).
In subsequent Phase II trials, reovirus administration was demonstrated to successfully decrease tumor size and promote tumor necrosis, thereby complementing compelling preclinical evidence of tumor destruction by the virus.
