Huge efforts have been advocated to discover new 2D layered materials with wonderful properties, which complements the needs of 2D electronics.
In summary, there appears to be significant experimental evidence, which favours regulated blood flow in the medulla, and this complements the need for maintained homoeostasis in this region.
This confirms a number of studies with similar results [ 10, 28, 30- 33] underlining the need for complementing the routine "larval surveys" with occasional pupal productivity surveys [ 25].
Thus, the two selected practices for this phase complement the needs to compose a feasible, streamlined testing process.
Church-run schools and hospitals, and activist-run services like women's shelters and services for the unemployed and homeless, have complemented the public sector, meeting needs that have been unrecognised or underserved.
This example is based on an ongoing study into the need to complement the 2008 EU Framework Decision on the mutual recognition of custodial sentences with a mechanism to exchange information on the prisoners involved.
The document, as far as it is known, covers all the right points, including the unblocking of existing initiatives and the need to complement the efforts of other actors such as the G8, the G77 and, of course, the United Nations.
However, due to the limited resolution of the micro-CT, the study also highlighted the need to complement the micro-CT analysis with other porosity measurement methods when evaluating the properties of brushite cements or, alike, under in vitro degradation.
The deviation from linearity of the MSD curve produced by such an exclusion effect clearly illustrates the need to complement the analysis of molecular mobility with other observables, ideally independent of population heterogeneity.
A few researchers have studied socio-cultural issues in LMIC while exploring associations between stress, depression and diabetes, suggesting the need to complement the biomedical approach for diabetes management with a psychosocial approach (9– 12).
