Sentence examples for As complementarities from inspiring English sources

This research shows the need for close collaboration between farmers and breeders as well as complementarities between the selection phases managed on-farm and on-station, to make breeding for difficult environments fully efficient.

Advantages and disadvantages of each channel, as well as complementarities among them, are product and location specific.

Joint retirement is explained by institutional arrangements as well as "complementarities in leisure," the fact that leisure activities can be undertaken jointly.

In this work, Beerkens (56) highlighted, after extensive literature review: 'An interesting paradox is that consortia, alliances or networks are based on compatibility as well as complementarities'.

Results show that rescue is influenced by competition at the level of RNA packaging, as well as complementarity between dimerization elements.

Considering factors such as complementarity, landscape heterogeneity, functional diversity, and the rigor of vegetation surveys may also help improve the validity, and thus the impact, of coffee certification programs designed with the goal of conserving tropical montane biodiversity.

Traditional humanization method such as complementarity determining regions (CDRs) graft often leads to a decreased or even lost affinity.

It has been an old idea by Bohr that central conceptual features of quantum theory, such as complementarity, are also of pivotal significance outside the domain of physics.

In this way, formally generalized concepts such as complementarity and entanglement can be applied to phenomena in both mental and material domains.

Essentially black and white frameworks such as LRRD and war and peace are not as helpful as conceptualizations such as complementarity and transformation.

Authors: Bigi, G., Castellani, M., Pappalardo, M., Passacantando, M. This book considers a range of problems in operations research, which are formulated through various mathematical models such as complementarity, variational inequalities, multiobjective optimization, fixed point problems, noncooperative games and inverse optimization.