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Earlier this summer, DECC announced that the scheme would be complemented by new financial incentives.

A hardening of existing restrictions on nuclear transfers to Iran may be complemented by new limits on missiles and other military sales—assuming that the Russians, who have built Iran's sole, yet-to-be-commissioned nuclear reactor, and recently sold the country a missile defence system, agree.

It must be complemented by new management techniques, methodologies and tools.

They need to be complemented by new strategies, including those based on conceptualizing cyber-PR as dynamic communicative "touch".

However, these classifications are not suitable for every situation, for example, biopsy collection, and could be complemented by new biomarkers (Cestari et al, 2007; Huang, 2010).

These new transmission channels were complemented by new electronic technology including transistors, integrated circuits, and various microelectronics devices that reduced costs and improved performance.

Conventional biparametric displays have recently been complemented by new tools taking into account the multidimensional spaces integrating all characteristics of each cell studied.

This study is complemented by new experimental observations of laminar flames in similar coflows, which demonstrate a non-monotonic change in lift-off height with changing oxidant O2 concentration.

Our literature review is complemented by new analyses based on observations of the instrumental era as well as on available proxy records and climate model simulations that cover the last millennium.

However, to facilitate learning the original material was complemented by new visuals, animations and other interactive materials.

In recent years, these have been complemented by new social safety net models - known as emergency social funds, social investment funds, and social action programs, which are the central subjects of study of this paper.