Sentence examples for complementary coverage from inspiring English sources

Along with its complementary coverage of Euro 2012, Fox Soccer has arranged 11 mobile viewing parties in 8 cities for winners of a Twitter contest.

I think with something like the Olympics it is really important to talk to the BBC and say 'look, you do this, we'll do that' and create complementary coverage," he said.

Regular readers of The Times will be aware of the fact that the two news organizations — while rivals in the global, Internet age — have collaborated during the past year to report on one important story, the contents of the huge trove of U.S. diplomatic cables obtained by WikiLeaks, and provided somewhat complementary coverage of the phone-hacking scandal in Britain.

Rather, several tools have complementary coverage and can be used together effectively.

Our results demonstrate that several of the tools have complementary coverage and can be used together effectively.

Due to the different procedures followed in the different databases to obtain alternative splicing information we expect a complementary coverage of the alternative splicing patterns.

Moreover, they can eliminate PCP and provide much more accurate results than the complementary partial coverage method (CP).

"This is very natural and logical fit for Verizon Wireless, given the complementary geographic coverage and technology, for Verizon to grow its business," said Verizon spokesman Jim Gerace.

In addition, 359 women (14 %) had requested at least once to benefit from the so-called couverture maladie universelle et complémentaire (CMUC; universal complementary healthcare coverage).

For example, HMDB does not contain all lipids that are theoretically present in human biofluids and tissues and therefore inclusion of data from LIPIDMAPS provides greater complementary metabolite coverage.

The lower, but complementary, sequence coverage obtained by CID-MS/MS was attributed as being due to the facile loss of methane sulfenic acid (CH3SOH), which occurs as a dominant process under conditions of low proton mobility (the +3 precursor ion of the 482A-506A peptide observed here corresponds to a "nonmobile" protonation state).