Sentence examples for complemented with some from inspiring English sources

This paper has some limitations which could be complemented with some empirical research on how actors experience these challenges in their everyday organizational context.

This paper reviews the study of breakage from the process scale down to the single granule and sub-granule scale, discussing largely experimental results complemented with some modelling results.

Based on experimental results and on numerical results obtained with a CFD code, complemented with some theoretical considerations, simple analytical expressions are proposed for the estimation of the turbulent kinetic energy, k, and its dissipation rate, ɛ.

The spectacular match-winning goal in Paris just more than ten years ago — it was scored by James McFadden, who is now on the backroom staff — was part of a highlights package that McLeish complemented with some words of motivational wisdom.

These theoretical results are complemented with some simulation results to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach.

Location estimates, such as the expectation, are much more useful if they are complemented with some indication about their precision.

These teams were sometimes complemented with Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII) liaisons; in some cases, public health officials were assigned to FBI investigation teams (12).

These activities are usually complemented with public health outreach and some routine activities to reduce vector breeding sites, within the constraints of limited public health budgets.

These processes are complemented with the key management (Protection Service PS) and some reporting (Reporting Service RS).

In some works, this type of evaluation method is complemented with objective and/or subjective methods as in [19, 25].

"They must be complemented with other reforms".