The government of Ethiopia has produced a set of national guidelines for drought response in pastoral areas, which was developed in tandem with LEGS and which complements LEGS by providing context-specific guidance for livestock-based responses.
The advantage of this concept is that all information from different experiments is gathered in one system used for daily laboratory needs and which complements the web-accessible database system used for data dissemination.
It could best be described as a "maximum variation" sample that allowed for the meanings and perspectives of individuals and small groups to be captured through observation, interview and focus groups and which complemented the three-stage stratified cluster sampling of the impact assessment.
Two of the genes are HTGs: dapF and lysA, which complement the missing genes coding the two terminal reactions in lysine synthesis (fig. 1 A, table 1).
Pair the fruits together and determine which complement each other best.
At any rate, the RNA world succeeds the pre-RNA one; later, in the process of evolution, organisms appear that use DNA as genetic material and synthesize proteins, which complement and replace ribozymes [ 37, 38].
This riesling ($30), Macari's very first, has the characteristics that oysters, clams and shrimp require: bone-dryness and brisk acidity, which complement soft textures and salinity.
Domestic and foreign trade, which complement each other and form a complete category of trade, have relatively independent specialized activities.
However, careful design can minimise these redistributional effects, and road user charging and the policies which complement it can be designed to focus the benefits more directly on environmental enhancement [30].
The result is a slice of saffron goodness that is crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside and usually covered in fresh pistachios and sour barberries, which complement the sweetness of the moist, buttery rice.
