Sentence examples for complements discussions from inspiring English sources

It also complements discussions of other aspects of ES management such as how to operationalize ES on the ground, developing appropriate payments for services schemes (e.g., ) or how to manage service provision at specific sites [e.g., ].

In the long-term, countries should complement discussions on the proposals that will facilitate cross-border enforcement with a reopening of negotiations on creating a world patent or a regional patent.

In this sense, this research intends to complement discussions on the topic by verifying the effects of AAA on the expression and quality of self-reported pain in hospitalized children and adolescents, while considering the subjects' subjectivity.

Revisiting the site is also used to complement discussion and obtain new information that helps explain why or how an event occurred.

Field-work teaching various subjects in the Mechanical Engineering department will complement classroom discussions.

Our approach aims at complementing ongoing discussions on rationality postulates for inconsistency measures by considering expressivity as a desirable property.

They are complemented with discussions of heat balance and electrical control of the smelting furnaces and different emissions associated with the ferroalloys production processes.

Presented over two weekends, a dozen concerts of orchestral and chamber music, song, folk music and dance, complemented by discussions, preconcert talks and screenings, will illuminate the world of the composer Gustav Mahler (1860-1911).

This article focuses on the major aspects and regulatory framework of the updated National Mineral Policy 2 (NMP2) complemented by discussions on the effectiveness and challenges faced in its implementation towards successful mineral resource sustainability for Malaysia.

This complemented similar discussions in the presentations by Ken Frazier (CEO and Chairman of Merck) and Alex Gorsky (CEO and Chairman of Johnson & Johnson) about the need for corporations operating in health care, pharmaceuticals and medical devices to maintain a significant proportion of the board dedicated to professionals with a science background.

Layard (2006) complements this discussion by advocating for the use of happiness in the field of economics, stating that better theory and policy would result from greater "insights of revealed preference" (p. C33).