Correlative SAR employs small molecule probes and thus shares the complementarity and advantages of small molecules over genetics and RNA interference techniques for annotating protein functions.
Overall, it was accepted that complementarity had major advantages compared to, for example, using species richness scores as the basis for conservation (Margules & Pressey, 2000, p. 249): ' potential contribution of an area to a set of targets is dynamic – some or all of the features in an unselected area might have had their targets partly or fully met by the selection of other areas.
We need to see the immense opportunities for synergies, taking advantage of complementarity in people's skills and knowledge.
The present strip cropping system did not possess the right balance of co-existence and complementarity with relative yield advantages for the whole crop cycle between 0.96 and 1.01.
According to the theory of complementarities (Gargallo-Castel and Galve-Górriz 2007) we consider that the benefits will be greater if ICT is used together with the adequate organizational resources and capabilities, specifically workers' qualifications, proactive direction and innovative culture, taking advantage of complementarities.
As new and old technologies generally co-exist in the complex production methods that characterise major sectors of modern developed economies, it is important for policy makers to analyse them together in order to take full advantage of complementarities and optimise outcomes for entire economies rather than for individual industries.
As human resource departments play a very important role in diversity management (Jabbour et al. 2011), they need to implement inclusive practices in order for different people to be able to work well together, to use everyone's skills more efficiently, and to take advantage of complementarities in individual skills and interests (OECD 2012, p. 2; Lazear and Oyer 2007, p. 38).
The information that such an evaluation would provide would be useful to make explicit conditions that affect UNICEF's efficiency and effectiveness, including on issues related to comparative advantage and complementarities with the programmes of partner governments and other agencies.
This approach takes advantage of the complementarity between the deterministic and probabilistic simulation methods.
We choose to extract features as diverse and rich as possible in order to take advantage of their complementarity, but we did not ignore the possibility of redundancy.
