Sentence examples for efforts to complement from inspiring English sources

"What remains vexing is the lack of any indication of 'hold' and 'build' planning or staging efforts to complement ongoing clearing operations," the report concluded.

They should also increase efforts to complement verbal data with objective measures including observations, skin reflectance, personal dosimetry, skin swabbing, and inspection of moles.

Coordination and planning of climate change policies should be synergistic with activities of the private sector, and emphasize public sector efforts to complement rather than compete with the private sector.

Uber needs to back up the company's newly rolled out softer, safer image with concrete efforts to complement the innovation ecosystems already flourishing in cities outside of its hometown of San Francisco — and compete collaboratively in markets around the world.

The clearest criticism of Pakistan's efforts to defeat Al-Qaeda and other militants from last week's White House Report on Afghanistan and Pakistan was the line, "... what remains vexing is the lack of any indication of 'hold' and 'build' planning or staging efforts to complement ongoing clearing operations.

Efforts to complement with versions of MORN1 missing one or more MORN domains failed, indicating that all MORN domains are required for function.

The Stock Exchange's effort to complement municipal security is an innovative and generous example of what successful public-private partnerships can accomplish.

Future Body Area NanoNetworks (BANN) represent an ongoing effort to complement these initiatives, although due to its early stage of development, further research is required.

As a parallel effort to complement the experimental study on the aeroacoustics of an axisymmetric supersonic inlet, a computational study was conducted to provide a better understanding of the mechanism that generates the circumferential flow distortion at the fan face.

It is therefore vital that biochemical markers such as the ones described here as well as more robust specific ELISA and Luminex assays continue to be developed in an effort to complement the inherent shortcomings of neuroimaging biomarkers.

In an effort to complement nanophotonic objects that interact with light via spontaneous processes1,2,3,4,5,6,7, lasers embedded in tissue or even in the cytoplasm of a cell have recently been used for high-density optical barcoding of cells and to perform local optical sensing, and have been suggested as non-linear probe for super-resolution imaging8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15.