Sentence examples for be a necessary complement from inspiring English sources

In Brown's absence, the Giants will have to rely on Bradshaw and the rookie David Wilson to power the running game, a component of the Giants' offense that has proved to be a necessary complement to the passing attack.

Moreover, investigation of SNPs in the TIMP genes would be a necessary complement for any study of MMP SNPs, given the evidence that the MMP-to-TIMP ratio plays a role in defining overall MMP activity.

Genes CC1G_13718 and CC1G_01137 encode the alpha and beta chain of riboflavin synthase, suggesting that an up-regulation of riboflavin synthesis may be a necessary complement to the increase in expression of the Raf enzyme in C. cinerea as well as other fruiting body-forming basidiomycetes.

This is why social safety nets, particularly those that provide cash transfers to hungry households, are a necessary complement to increasing agricultural production.

And at home his gentle, studious nature persuaded his people that he had the virtuous character that is a necessary complement of the gifts of blood.

His pitch is so understated — "I merit election based on my own record and based on my value system, which, I believe, reflects mainstream Texas values" — that the acerbic presence of Dave Beckwith in the campaign is a necessary complement.

[1] North Korea's draconian border controls are a necessary complement to its spartan ideology; Lou Dobbs helped popularize the idea that the United States border is as leaky as a sieve.

Moreover, a policy analysis suggests that the development of public golf course in China is a necessary complement to resolve the mismatch between private and public benefits and let more people enjoy the ecosystem services.

This is a necessary complement to endpoint security, especially for the IoT industry.

The ESR strongly believes value-based radiology (VBR) is a necessary complement to existing VBH concepts.

The qualitative information collected in this survey is a necessary complement to the ECHO survey.