This list was analyzed and complemented based on practical experience and based on information on Web application attack methods available in the literature (e.g., [38 40]).
Measurements were complemented with calculations based on experimentally determined material properties, which allowed for separation of quenching and thermal stress contributions to final residual stress.
Based on expert information obtained during the interviews and by snowballing, this preliminary overview was complemented and adjusted.
The results of the simulations suggest that samples based on air traffic volume better describe sample characteristics but can have poor regional coverage and thus need to be complemented by the samples based on population size, betweenness, and clustering characteristics.
Our literature review is complemented by new analyses based on observations of the instrumental era as well as on available proxy records and climate model simulations that cover the last millennium.
These parameters are complemented with chemical analyses based on the elementary composition, concentration of heavy metals, humidity percentage, ash left in the bomb after combustion, and moisture content.
Usually, they arise from the intuition of the researchers and are supported by experimental data, sometimes being complemented by micromechanical considerations based on good knowledge of physical and metallurgical properties of the material.
However, we consider that our incidence-based method for the monitoring of the efficacy of breast cancer screening programmes is useful and it will be complemented by an evaluation based on the individual screening history.
Genetic maps based on molecular markers have been a standard of molecular biology studies in plants since the late 1980s and primarily since the start of the millennium these have been complemented by physical maps based on assembly of large-insert libraries.
In the case of Zea and Alloteropsis, this pathway is complemented by a shuttle based on the enzyme PCK, which in the latter can represent the majority of carbon flux through the C4 pathway (Prendergast et al. 1987; Wingler et al. 1999; Ueno and Sentoku 2006; Pick et al. 2011).
