"The premise here is that we will be able to complement good hardware with services that will attract and create a sticky situation with the consumer," Ms. McDowell said in an interview.
Evidence is increasing to support the efficacy of adhesion-reduction agents to complement good surgical practice, including agents that are relatively inexpensive and simple to use (Table 2).
A complement good is one in which demand increases as a function of the availability of a related good; in contrast, a substitute good is one in which use decreases with increased availability of a related good (Nicholson, 1998).
With evidence increasing to support the efficacy of adhesion-reduction agents to complement good surgical practice, all surgeons should act now to reduce adhesions and fulfil their duty of care to patients.
As such, examining whether marijuana use increases or decreases as individuals age into legal drinking is an opportunity to test whether marijuana is a substitute or complement good for alcohol.
23 The development of effective technology interventions to complement good infection control practice is viewed as central to tackling HCAIs, and a range of evidence-based innovations have been developed.
A mandatory reporting scheme needs to be devised that complements good safeguarding policies, where they exist, and provides clarity about the obligations of those in positions of authority over children.
Inga Davidsson, a modernist furniture dealer in New York, wears Marimekko dresses to complement the goods in Areaid, her store on Elizabeth Street.
If unions may firstly choose the organization of bargaining, in the presence of complement (substitute) goods, independent (coordinated) negotiations with firms arise as equilibrium.
