Sentence examples for complementary and useful from inspiring English sources

Our results show that the assessments of ecosystem services using different value-dimensions are complementary and useful for (1) identifying ecosystem service trade-offs, both on the supply- and on the social demand-side, and (2) analyzing spatial mismatches among the three value-dimensions of ecosystem services.

We suggest that the combination of size spectra and stable isotope techniques are highly complementary and useful for interpreting the seasonal progression of trophic interactions in the plankton.

El Romeral shares only 50% of the species with the main periurban forest located east of the valley, indicating that each of the surrounding forest remnants of the city may have a unique composition of species being complementary and useful for regional conservation.

Foresight is complementary and useful when it comes to face dynamic and complex environments, and when it is required to make strategic decisions as those with high impact, high costs or irreversible effects on the short, medium and long term.

In such cases, XRF and Raman spectroscopy are complementary and useful methods for identifying glass composition, heterogeneity due to recycling and pigments that can help to classify the beads correctly.

The laboratory methods employed to achieve an adequate diagnosis of a familial case of Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome (WHS, OMIM194190) exemplifies how the conventional, molecular and genomic techniques are complementary and useful to provide an appropriate genetic counseling in chromosomal syndromes.

'-Omic' strategies are complementary and particularly useful as an approach for identifying pathways that are disturbed in a given pathology [ 30, 31].

These two biomarkers are complementary and may be useful for less experienced sonographers.

Also noted in Table 2 are the required horizontal coverage, optimal location of the radar, the ideal number of quasi-simultaneous beams, other requirements, and useful complementary ground-based instruments.

In such cases, discordance could be interpreted as a source of alternative and complementary information useful for investigating how evolutionary processes at different time scales shape patterns of genetic heterogeneity.

The precision of Free Asx D/L geochronology is, therefore, within that obtained for difficult-to-date samples using other techniques and so would be a useful complementary and independent estimate of age.