Sentence examples for and complementary use from inspiring English sources

It adds that mobilising and getting the most out of private resources will require "a supportive investment climate and complementary use of public policies and finance".

It is desirable to make parallel and complementary use of GCM-based ESMs and EMICs within computer resource availability.

New advances in, and complementary use of, different remotely sensed information provides a better understanding of both the landscape-scale distribution of forest cover types and patterns of vegetation regrowth following disturbance.

Given the advantages and drawbacks of each procedure, the choice of methodology should be determined in accordance with the study design, and complementary use of both methods may be considered.

Indeed, Spehn et al. (2000), Fridley (2003), Lorentzen et al. (2008) and Vojtech et al. (2008) all found a positive effect of species richness on LAI and biomass, and concluded that resource partitioning of light and complementary use of aboveground space plays a role in canopy development, especially in environments where nutrients are not limiting.

This claim requires the dedication of land to diverse and complementary uses that leave a footprint on the landscape.

Advantages of this study include the prospective randomised design, the blinding of all patients and evaluators, and the complementary use of objective markers of infections that is, bacterial cultures and blood chemistry.

The yields of competing land uses, wheat, coffee, and cattle production and a complementary use, corn production, also help to determine the location of soybean planted area in Brazil.

Most of these arsenolipids have been identified by analytical methods based on separations by HPLC and the complementary use of inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICPMS) and electrospray mass spectrometry (ESMS) for the detection of arsenic and molecular species, respectively.

Two case studies demonstrate the application of these procedures and illustrate the complementary use of modelling and thermography in a practical context.

We aim to document mortality data sources in post-democracy South Africa; to report on availability, limitations, strengths, and possible complementary uses of the data; and to make recommendations for improved data for mortality measurement.