Sentence examples for complementary examples from inspiring English sources

Brazil and Korea present seemingly opposite but complementary examples of the relevance of taking both dimensions into account.

They offer complementary examples of the learning-as-you-go process, by which the various components of macroprudential regulation are put in place.

In our study, we have used several complementary examples of dentate gyrus granule cell spiking activity during exploratory behavior, covering episodes inside and outside of detected place fields.

The mechanism of enzymes acting with retention or inversion of configuration during sulfate ester hydrolysis is discussed taking two complementary examples.

In another, complementary example, a more senior trainee (core training year 2) reported how he, as a teacher, used the iDoc device with students in the operating theatre: Between cases, I taught two final year medical students anatomy relevant to the cases in theatre.

The distantly related fission yeast (Schizosaccharomyces pombe) is only just emerging as a complementary model for ageing; for example, recent studies have explored effects of glucose starvation on chronological lifespan (CLS), which leads to G2-arrest and death within a few days, while caloric restriction extends lifespan (Roux et al., 2009).

But these days economists are just as likely to think of FDI and trade as complementary.For example, a firm can use a factory in one country to supply neighbouring markets.

It is invaluable to have another pair of human eyes on your work — spellcheck can't tell the difference between "complimentary" and "complementary," for example.

First, the ornamental values of 'Aijiangnan' and 'Guili' are complementary, for example the flower color of 'Aijiangnan' is butter-yellow and that of 'Guili' is pink.

Since σL and σl are complementary (for example, σLA = σlT), R-dependent components can be represented throughout the genome using only the σL parameters, which from hereon will be written without a superscript designation.

In the majority of observed consultations the patients' and the clinicians' decision-making styles were complementary: for example, a paternalistic or authoritative clinician interacted with an apparently acquiescent or deferential patient; or a diplomatic clinician interacted with an equally diplomatic patient.