Sentence examples for complementing the role from inspiring English sources
Observational studies, or studies in which treatment allocation occurs independently of investigators' choice or randomization, may address several of these gaps in knowledge, thereby complementing the role of RCTs.
It is important to stress that NGOs, Faith-Based Organisations (FBOs), Community Based Organisations (CBOs) and private individuals are increasingly complementing the role of government in community development in recent times (Cohen 1996).
Sejmiks had become an important part of the Commonwealth's parliamentary life, complementing the role of general sejm.
It will also connect to all the other major lines to serve as a key transfer line, complementing the role currently fulfilled by the orbital Circle Line.
Our data are consistent with ICAM-3 complementing the role of other chemoattractants (e.g., CX3CL1) and may function as an important adhesion molecule within this recruitment pathway.
Besides presentation, GAGs have also been implied in the transport of chemokines from the basolateral to the apical side of cells (Wang et al, 2005), complementing the role of the duffy antigen receptor for chemokines (DARC; Pruenster et al, 2009).
This paper discusses the needs and the possibilities that exist for leveraging these technologies and sensors with RFID to guarantee continuous and seamless visibility of all assets (fixed and mobile resources and field personnel) of smart enterprises, thereby expanding and complementing the roles of RFID.
My background complements the role, because what I do here is very similar to what I did in the private sector.
GEMMs that recapitulate human cancer offer an additional opportunity to accelerate drug development, and should complement the role of the widely used engraftment tumour models.
Live events give Google a way to complement the role it plays as the archive of the long-tail and keeper of viral clips.
Computer technology will continue to be pervasive in the workplace with increasing capacity to substitute and/or complement the role of human workers.
