Sentence examples for complementing research from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this paper proposes an innovative approach in this context and presents an updated and clearer view of the extent of Chinese bank productivity, complementing research in this field and identifying local and global technological changes.

With this proviso, flies now look to be an important model for studying repair and inflammation, beautifully complementing research carried out in other species, including zebrafish, mice and humans.

More fundamentally, our data present new evidence that cues to the sex ratio of the local population can directly influence mating-related behaviours in humans, complementing research on mating-related behaviours in other species.

The presented results emphasize the importance of complementing research in model organisms with analysis in crop plants and they suggest that iron distribution criteria should be integrated into selection strategies for bean biofortification.

That report complemented research by Peter Schweizer of the Hoover Institution tracking the stock profits and legislative activities of lawmakers who wind up millionaires.

Despite the financial pressures, she noted that the European Commission proposed spending €80 billion (about $105 billion) in a new Horizon 2020 plan that would complement research investment by EU member states.

It complements research such as the workflow patterns.

It complements research of the SENSE CARBON Project (funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economy and Technology, FKZ 50EE1257).

This article complements research that focuses more narrowly on the micro-level or the quality of the claims made by the migrants when politically active.

Employability training has become a priority at U.K. universities since the 2001 Roberts' review called for so-called soft-skills training to complement research training for postgraduate students and research staff.

Thereby, our findings also complement research showing that coworker support and coworker antagonism shape commitment to organizations (Chiaburu and Harrison 2008) by adding coworkers' efforts and abilities to the list of coworker characteristics influencing an organization's attractiveness.