Sentence examples for complementing perspectives from inspiring English sources

However, in order to understand the underlying complexities of network structure and to explain the contradictions in network research it is necessary to consider both models as two complementing perspectives.

The co-authors' various backgrounds - paediatrics, epidemiology, public health, work and organizational psychology, engineering and quality management, physiotherapy, and obstetrics and gynaecology - provided complementing perspectives that enriched the analysis process and interpretation of the results.

Consumer perspectives also complement the perspectives of clinicians and researchers by providing a more holistic interpretation of health [ 22] and they are able to use a "personal lens" [ 24].

Complementing these perspectives, we develop a CSR sensitivity framework that explains how task significance, a micro-level job characteristic, can sensitize employees to their organizations' macro-level CSR efforts, thereby strengthening the association between CSR and OCB.

Therefore, a system-wide view should complement national perspectives to ensure an efficient system development with increasing shares of intermittent renewable generation.

It would have been interesting to complement the perspectives of the organizational members with those of patients.

Additionally, the choice of healthcare providers, policy makers, and staff of organisations involved in health systems support and strengthening as research participants, complemented by perspectives of MRH clients, provides a more comprehensive picture of how the conflict affected health outcomes and services.

The perspective of the whole network complements the perspective of the individual organisations that starts from the benefits the individual organisations experience from participating in partnerships [ 21].

This paper reports on service providers' perspectives complementing previously published research on the experiences of families of injured children.

The study does not investigate the temporal, intrahospital volume progression that would be of interest for individual hospital developments in complementing the systemic perspective of centralization, nor does it consider the influence of cooperation between hospitals on volume progression in detail.

Complementing Lautrec's singular perspective with a wide range of his contemporaries' responses to their life and times, this exhibition presents a rich, balanced picture of the era.