Sentence examples for complementary items from inspiring English sources

But the UN's public reports clearly state that this had either just arrived, or had failed quality-control tests, or could not be used because of lack of complementary items.

Yan and Bandyopadhyay (2011) proposed a profit-maximization model and applied a bundle pricing policy for complementary items.

According to the patent's description, the retailer could also intercept the price check search in order to offer to match the price, incentivize the sale by providing a coupon, return information on complementary items, or even send over a sales rep over to help the shopper, among other things.

Just one screening item from determined diagnostic area achieving the threshold indicates the need of further assessment with complementary items from the same diagnostic area that are included in the related supplement.

This is just one example of how adding complementary items around your photograph or artwork can liven up a room and add meaning to your living spaces.

4. BenJarvus Green-Ellis (NE, 26) Like vanilla ice cream: consistent, predictable and most effective when served as a complementary item in a more dynamic dessert.

The timing of the announcement is likely coincidental, and of course Desmond-Hellmann is not defined solely by her gender, but it's a complementary news item on the same day that Sandberg's non-profit 'Lean In' organization has officially launched.

To address additional symptoms associated specifically with head and neck cancer and its treatment, a complementary 35-item module can be used, the QLQ-H&N35 [ 19, 20].

The WHOQOL-Old questionnaire is a specific, complementary set of items recently developed by WHO to increase the specificity of quality of life measurement in older adults.

Only the SAPROF had an interactive effect with the HCR-20 risk assessment indicating a true protective effect but as structured professional judgement instruments all have additional content (items) complementary to existing risk assessments, useful for planning treatment and risk management.

Complementary analyses using item response models to study the difficulty of items and their homogeneity in relation to the rest of the questionnaire could be useful, as could differential item functioning analyses, so as to study scores not solely as overall averages but also according to sub-groups, for instance healthcare departments, medical specialities or case-mixes.