Sentence examples for may complement or from inspiring English sources

The proposed system may complement or replace the current radar observation system for monitoring LEO objects, like space-situation awareness, in the near future.

Foci assays are thus expected to yield functional insight that may complement or supersede genomic information, thereby giving radiation oncologists unique opportunities to individualize cancer treatments in the near future.

The existence of community pressure may increase or decrease the optimal calibration of a formal intervention (in this case an environmental tax) and may complement or detract from the incentives generated by an optimally calibrated tax.

In this article, both projects are discussed on the basis of the results obtained thus far and, furthermore, potentials of these concepts are presented that may complement or extend the scopes of the neurosurgical practice.

The case also asks the reader to consider how the Guard's participation in foreign wars, its engagement in international relief efforts, and its performance of its domestic duties in the U.S. may complement or compete with one another.

The Graduate School policy library contains formal policies that may stand alone or may complement or clarify requirements and processes that are outlined in other sections of the Graduate School website.

In this circumstance, grasses and legumes may complement grains or row crops by furnishing nitrogen, controlling erosion and pests, and improving soil structure to such an extent that greater production is achieved.

As Martin [ 17] proposed, engaging with lay knowledge as opposed to mere lay beliefs has the potential to offer insights that may complement, challenge or hold a mirror to technical expertise in order to generate a different order of knowledge.

Technology takes a factor-augmenting form, and thus may complement either high or low skill workers.

Usually, one of the rpoH genes is mainly responsible for coping with heat shock, whereas the others may complement the response or be involved in responses to other stresses.

Lifestyle modifications can reduce the need for drug therapy or may complement the efficacy of existing drug regimens, and can have a favorable influence on overall CVD risk (Chobanian et al. 2003; ESH/ESC 2003; NICE 2006; Williams et al. 2004).