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This section complements our contributions to the non-functional aspects through a QoS model.

This section complements the preliminary results presented in [ 18] and provides a comprehensive evaluation of BNKL on a diverse collection of gene expression data.

The results of this section complement the findings of other strands of the literature on the role of institutions for business cycles (see e.g., Gnocchi, et al. (2016)) and TFP behavior (see e.g. Angelopoulos, et al. (2009) and Angelopoulos, et al. (2011)).

Here in this section we complement the oscillatory properties of h ( n ) obtained in [18] with the study of the amplitude with respect to the real line of its oscillations.

This section seeks to complement the previous one by focussing on country case studies that the OECD is conducting on activation policies in member countries since 2008.

Information gained from the document review is used to complement this section, especially regarding the contexts, outcomes and intervention.

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In response, and to broaden the focus of the discussion, this section estimates the full protein complement of each compartment by identifying the predicted compartment associations (including the possibility of predicting no association) for each of the 2281 unannotated proteins.

The main result of this section (Theorem 11.1) generalizes, extends and complements some results of Rezapour and Hamlbarani [19], Du [34], Radenović and Kadelburg [28] and others.

The main result of this section (Theorem 10.1) generalizes, extends and complements some results of Pathak and Shahzad [21], Wardowski [20], Ortega and Rheinboldt [[44], Theorem 12.3.2] and others.

The analysis in this section is meant as a small complement to the vast literature on quantitative trait loci (QTL) and the role of epistasis in settings other than the dose-response framework.