De Treville, of the University of Lausanne, and Trigeorgis, of the University of Cyprus, argue that you can avoid this pitfall by complementing a DCF analysis with a real options valuation.
By complementing a review with snowballing, we intend to identify more relevant papers, increase the number of papers about the topic of interest, and complement and enrich the results presented by Diirr and Santos (2013).
The triangulation approach let us explore a vast diversity of information by complementing a qualitative thematic framework with quantitative data.
A cognitive perspective on integration enhances our understanding of normative integration and facilitates its measurement, in part by complementing a cultural lens.
Despite Turkey's new commitment to fighting extremists by complementing the efforts of a US-led coalition, it has been coalitiond for its hasitant response to the IS threat.
Francis Bacon: Paintings 1944-62, directed by David Thompson, complemented a Tate retrospective and benefited from an atonal score by Elisabeth Lutyens (a cousin who scored several of Balfour-Fraser's films).
The book, by Theodore Caplow, Louis Hicks and Ben J. Wattenberg, was published by the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research to complement a PBS documentary.
The ethics committee would be split into two - an investigation unit, headed by Garcia, complemented by an adjudicatory unit, with German judge Hans-Joachim Eckert in charge.
However, another assured and classy innings by Amla, complemented by a counter-attacking knock from De Villiers, saw the tourists to a comfortable victory.
Like his journalism on the United States, Krugman's writings about Britain are characterized by extreme partisanship, complemented by a touristic level of knowledge.
