Sentence examples for as a useful complement from inspiring English sources
In cholera-endemic countries, the targeted use of cholera vaccines is increasingly being recognized as a useful complement to improving water, sanitation, and hygiene (13 ).
Until a recent change in policy under the Bush administration, Justice Stevens wrote, the drug agency had welcomed state injury suits as a useful complement to federal regulation.
It is concluded that FRAM can serve as a useful complement to the reliability analysis methods for enriching the risk analysis of multifunctional flood defences.
Therefore, the inclusion of active comparators in regulatory trials should be considered as a useful complement to the information that can be obtained from placebo-controlled studies.
The inclusion of active comparators in regulatory trials should not be seen as an alternative, but as a useful complement to the information that can be obtained from placebo-controlled studies.
This modelling approach is proposed as a useful complement to experimental studies of follicular development and in turn, the mechanisms of follicle selection raise challenging questions on the mathematical ground.
The role of the private sector in contributing to universal Hib vaccination coverage is as yet undefined, but the private sector should not be neglected, as it might be a useful complement to public sector services as they are scaled-up.
For some purposes, bioassays such as CALUX can provide a useful complement or alternative to congener-specific chemical assays.
32 It is a useful complement to the use of symbolic interactionism as both derive from similar epistemological and ontological perspectives.
Generalized additive models as used in this study can be a useful complement to exploratory spatial analysis.
Interestingly, our study suggests that a weathering index such as the TRB may provide a useful complement to assess soil chemical weathering intensity in eroding landscapes where the application of chemical mass balances may be hampered by potential Zr mobility in the soil or by heterogeneity of Zr concentrations in the bedrock.
