Sentence examples for a complementary effort from inspiring English sources

The announcement is planned for a conference on diabetes being held this week in Kansas City, Mo., by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which will also discuss a complementary effort by the C.D.C. to finance the Y programs in 10 additional locations around the country.

The United Nations emphasized that while it was coordinating with the French and Malian forces in a complementary effort, the role of its peacekeepers in Mali, which currently number about 6,000 uniformed soldiers and police officers, was to deter threats to civilians.

Functional proteomics is a complementary effort aimed at the characterization of functional features of proteins, such as their interactions with other proteins.

This initiative, led by the American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) and supported by most of the providers of hESC lines, represents a complementary effort that uses cell lines approved by the National Institutes of Health to develop a basis for comparison across different laboratories.

However, our call for more attention to comorbidity and the combinatorial study of these disorders should be viewed as a valuable complementary effort.

Q. Can one maintain a counterterrorism capability in Afghanistan without a complementary counterinsurgency effort? A. If you take the raid into Abbotabad, that was years of gathering intelligence, some on the ground, some in the air, some signals intelligence.

Without such a complementary, aggressive effort to expand local militias, Mr. Karzai's order to phase out foreign security contractors will cost lives, deter foreigners from working in Afghanistan and set back the drawdown of international troops.

Their complementary effort in adjoining Syria to train a proxy ground force, which has not yet begun, is often described as an adjunct, to prevent Isis from resupplying its war campaign in Iraq and re-establishing the border that Isis erased.

However, we also think there is a need for complementary efforts on the labor supply side.

A complementary model, effort-reward imbalance, focuses on the work contract and the principle of social reciprocity lying at its core.

InterPro is an integrated resource, which was developed initially as a means of rationalizing the complementary efforts of the PROSITE [ 22], PRINTS [ 23], Pfam [ 24], and ProDom [ 25] databases, for providing protein "signatures" such as protein families, domains, and functional sites.