Sentence examples for proposal complements from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this proposal complements the growing universe of aminoacyl-tRNA transferases involved in amide bond formation within peptide biosynthesis (Garg et al. 2008; Gondry et al. 2009; Zhang et al. 2011).

F.D.I.C. officials said their proposal complemented other government initiatives.

This paper presents a proposal complementing the generative power of shape grammars with reinforcement learning techniques.

This paper describes a proposal for complementing Process Systems Engineering PSEE) undergraduate learning.

For this reason what is proposed here is to follow two strategies (Row's & Alternating priority strategy) in order to carry out the crossing procedure, highlighting that this proposal is complemented with the methodology described in next section.

Another Retirement Security Project proposal would complement the Automatic IRA by changing the current Savers Tax credit to make it refundable.

Being aware that they could be in direct competition, they were careful to show that the two proposals would complement each other.

Candidates underwent a competitive selection process that involved the development of operational research proposals to complement the PHIT impact evaluation and intervention component evaluations.

"The event is a great opportunity for us to present the plan to development partners and donors, for their consideration in supporting our project proposals, thus complementing our budgetary request for 2015-16", explained Chin State Chief Minister H.E. Hong Ngai.

The proposal aims to complement other hunts for alien life, such as the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (Seti), which draws on data from radiotelescopes to scour the heavens for messages beamed into space by alien civilisations.

The bill complements another proposal Clinton helped sponsor, which would require the Environmental Protection Agency to monitor and mitigate the health impacts of power plants, waste-transfer stations, truck fleets, refineries and other industrial infrastructure, which tend to be overwhelmingly concentrated in America's poorest neighborhoods.