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Reduced THBS1 in AD platelet membranes could be consistent with complementary evidence for secreted THBS1 in CNS.

Supplementing these with other complementary evidence like domain knowledge and sub-cellular localization may provide inroads to the discovery of novel CDKIs and further our understanding of cell cycle regulation and other cellular phenomena.

An optimum experimental strategy would include considering the total number of proteins to be characterized, prioritizing proteins with other complementary evidence (such as subcellular localization or expression data) while keeping the number of false positives as low as possible.

We provided 18 international experts in the field of infectious disease epidemiology with the respective literature and complementary evidence on the criteria and invited them to graphically mark the position and range (start and end points) of the respective values on a blank scale representing his/her best view on the indication to initiate contact tracing for each epidemiological criterion.

This bivariate approach is particularly helpful to highlight SNPs for which there is complementary evidence for association with both untreated and response traits, as illustrated by the relatively high posterior probabilities assigned to SNPs near APOE and GCKR in Table 2 for association with statin-related change of LDLC and Tg, respectively.

Complementary evidence correlating these factors with function and radiographic damage at follow-up is sparse and equivocal.

Wastewater analysis performed across Europe provides complementary evidence on illicit drug consumption and generally concurs with traditional surveillance data.

Gravitational lensing by foreground clusters is providing complementary evidence.

Epidemiological studies provide complementary evidence.

This is particularly true if information from genome scans is integrated with complementary lines of evidence such as QTL mapping [ 10].

18 RCTs of lifestyle behaviours such as diet are often limited by lack of double blinding, non-compliance, cross-over and dropout as evidenced by the trials in the current meta-analysis so that well-designed analyses in prospective cohort studies provide imeta-analysis soe withatomplementary strengths and limitations.