Sentence examples for useful complementarity from inspiring English sources

These metrics proposed in this paper can be used as a very useful complementarity of existing ontology cohesion metrics.

This analysis indicates useful complementarity with PubMed where chemicalize.org can recognize (and count) structures in abstract sets that are either missing from PubChem or have no direct PubMed-PubChem links.

In addition, mixtures of SCMSV peptide standards to assess overall capabilities of stationary phases to resolve complex peptide mixtures underlined the useful complementarity of combinations of different columns and elution conditions to maximize flexibility in peptide applications.

Thus, both authors suggest, that it may be useful, if policy complementarities are taken into account, to have a small scheme with discouraging eligibility conditions and generosity to minimize above mentioned negative effects running in normal times.

MicroRNAs (miRNAs), small single-stranded regulatory RNAs capable of interfering with intracellular mRNAs that contain partial complementarity, are useful for the design of new therapies against cancer polymorphism and viral mutation.

Complementarity was a more useful perspective than a step-by-step approach, where international actors moved methodically from relief into rehabilitation to development.

At the time of writing only a few studies explored the correlation between these two methods and attempted a comparison in the case of breast cancer; moreover, it could be useful to assess their independence or complementarity.

Functional diversity estimates are useful for assessing the degree of the complementarity of the characteristics or attributes among species and of the functional variation in the species of a community.

Regarding their high diagnostic sensitivity and their complementarity, CEA and CYFRA appear to be very useful for the diagnosis of malignant pleural effusions when cytology is negative.

The preceding observations on the population EEB tend to verify the opening hypothesis on useful diversity, and, in other words, suggest an apparent lack of complementarity and synergy among parameter states, especially over multimodal landscapes, where premature convergence is generally observed (i.e. GDM (rightarrow ) 0 and PCM (rightarrow ) 1).

The complementarity of genetic and demographic data may be especially useful when demographic data are limited, yet broad conservation prioritization is required.