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Standard neuroimaging data analysis based on traditional principles of experimental design, modelling, and statistical inference is increasingly complemented by novel analysis methods, driven e.g. by machine learning methods.

That is why, in geosciences, monolithic GIS systems are increasingly complemented by web-based services and multimedia content, while geovisualisation is becoming more popular to visualise and analyse geoscientific processes.

Providing healthy food for the world's growing urban population is a recognized global challenge and it is likely that current modes of conventional, large-scale farming will over time be increasingly complemented by local, urban farming practices.

The critiques that have been formulated so far are twofold, as the charge that multiculturalism is tantamount to "unfair privileges or invidious forms of discrimination" has been increasingly complemented by the assertion that multiculturalism can erode civic virtues, identities and practices that are necessary for a healthy democracy.

The histology (morphology) code is increasingly complemented by genetic characterization of human neoplasms.

This is now being increasingly complemented by measures of brain function.

Provision of environmental as well as recreational services is increasingly complementing quality food production.

Such firms still rely heavily on human linguists but are increasingly complementing them with lower-cost automated "machine translation" tools, known as MT in the business.

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).

We will then increasingly have to develop simulation systems able to predict results, and in my view computer simulation will increasingly complement over the next decades, and ultimately maybe even dominate, the 'wet' lab approach to biological research".

Project-based firms that have traditionally focused on product-centric project deliveries as their core business are increasingly complementing their deliveries with different types of service offerings to create customer specific solutions.