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This report is complemented by data obtained from corresponding experimental studies which shed light on the differences between the model, which is based on the mathematical theory of elasticity, and the mechanics of real world long slender bodies, such as mammalian vibrissal systems.

This report is complemented by a document Addressing violence in schools: Selected initiatives from West and Central Africa presenting selected current responses to school-based violence at national, community and school levels.

This report was complemented by our own study demonstrating that TGFβ1 inhibits expression of DKK-1 mRNA in a SMAD-independent manner [19].

This report was complemented by a study looking at miRNA expression profiles in human solid tumors.

The information collected through these reports was complemented by the systematic reading and evaluation of national migration profiles compiled by the Migration Policy Institute, the Migration Policy Centre, Focus Migration and the European Migration Network, as well as reports by international organisations, think tanks and NGOs.

The respondent argued that the flow of information should be bi-directional with reporting being complemented by performance feedback.

These reports are complemented by a study showing that Gab2 plays distinct roles in osteoclastogenesis in different phases of skeletal development.

The in vitro antiplasmodial data of A. galanga rhizome extracts (EC50 < 10 μg/ml) reported by present study is complementing the in vivo study conducted by Al-Adhroey et al. [ 11].

What Maraniss has done, thanks to some meticulous reporting, is complement this picture with a more objective view of Obama from two women, young at the time, who knew him intimately.

A review of the literature highlighted the lack of evidence detailing the role of the fascia cruris and only one report suggested its pathological significance 3 6; this is complemented by anatomical descriptions or its surgical release in the treatment of Achilles peritendinitis.

This report is intended to be the complement of an earlier paper, entitled "Experiences with a Bone Bank", which I read before the American Surgical Association at its Annual Meeting at Hot Springs, Virginia, in April 1947.