Sentence examples for argument complements from inspiring English sources

This topological argument complements the numerical and analytical results presented in this article, and it is analog to the topological argument that has been used to demonstrate the existence of classical limit cycle canards in planar systems such as the van der Pol and FitzHugh-Nagumo equations.

This argument complements research that has demonstrated how men's greater social-psychological commitment to fathering results in positive changes to men's well-being and relationship with the mother [ 46].

This begins the dialogue phase, where the arguments complement each other in relation to the probable and preferred future.

Fallada's exquisite and troubling book, published after far too long a wait, does not contradict that argument, but complements it.

Their argument is complemented by the University of Virginia sociologist James Davison Hunter's "To Change the World," an often withering account of recent Christian attempts to influence American politics and society.

As can be seen in these two examples, regardless of the word order, the sentences consist of a core (the verb "to send") and three arguments or complements ("Paulo", "a friend" and "book").

This fact is a strong argument for complementing the influenza surveillance with analyses based on other data sources.

Furthermore, in Martin's Case, Justice Bennett provided legal arguments to complement the arguments that I mentioned earlier.

Even though this approach is practical and provides statistical arguments to complement traditional cost benefit analysis, several studies have criticized it [39, 47, 68].

His argument was neatly complemented by Vernon Smith, the 2002 Nobel prize winner who made his name analysing the internal workings of markets.

Explicitly, the paper reflects upon the process of (re)searching and complements the argument that a multifaceted interdependency exists within a research discourse community.