Oral cholera vaccines may also have a role in cholera prevention and control in Haiti as a complement to more traditional measures.
Recently, the EMCDDA carried out a systematic review of the availability of key data to guide the scaling up of HCV treatment in PWID across Europe, as a complement to the indicators routinely monitored (e.g. HIV and HCV prevalence, PWID population size, intervention coverage) [11].
He attracted numerous graduate students to UC Berkeley from Latin America and Mexico, Wade said, and his connections to musicians and conductors in those regions as well as in Spain provided a complement to the department's lively French-Italian connections.
(yellow foxtail) is also domesticated and cultivated in India as to complement other food sources [ 3, 4].
He also excavated widely in Greece, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, and at Hacilar and Gordion in Turkey; before undertaking between 1961 and 1970 the Neolithic and Chalcolithic sites at Can Hasan in south central Turkey, designed as a complement and in some respects a corrective to the more famous British excavation of 1961‑65 of Çatal Höyük, directed by his older colleague James Mellaart.
"I believe the Stronach Group looks at Maryland racing as a complement, an equal partner to Gulfstream and in their racing business.
It also positioned the Palm Pilot as a complement to, not a substitute for, the PC.
Palm positioned its Palm Pilot as a complement to, not substitute for, computers.
In 1983 Mr. Boyle founded the Hudson Riverkeeper Fund in Garrison as a complement to the Fishermen's Association.
Unfortunately for his fantasy owners, though, Trout is no closer to a roster spot in Anaheim, as the Angels' full complement of outfielders (and D.H. options) are healthy.
