Sentence examples for required to complement from inspiring English sources

House-based strategies are therefore required to complement the landscape strategies in order to reduce the extent of house loss.

In order to obtain full sky coverage, a corresponding detector in the Mediterranean Sea is required to complement the IceCube experiment currently under construction at the South Pole.

Additional aid is also urgently required to complement the new adaptation fund of the UN framework convention on climate change (UNFCCC), which is helping vulnerable countries to meet the costs of adaptation.

Due to the aggressive nature of Harvard's emissions reduction goal, it was always anticipated that off-site emissions mitigation projects would be required to complement those reductions achieved through changes to energy supply and demand.

We consider the different approaches used to obtain blue-emitters; highly efficient and stable deep-blue emitters are required to complement the wide variety of orange emitting Ir-iTMCs for application in white-light devices.

These multiple pathways and the dependency of exposure on the prevalence of infection in a population suggest that epidemiological models are required to complement standard risk assessments in order to quantify the risk of infection.

Furthermore, adopting this multidisciplinary approach enabled an ongoing understanding of the full spectrum of potential challenges and caveats which the intervention was required to overcome, complemented by an ability to exploit the enablers perceived by each group.

In the case of Burkholderia pseudomallei the presence of the capsule is required to prevent complement factor C3b binding, an essential step in complement killing [ 71].

This procedure was required to inactivate complement protein cascade, which could interfere with testing, and to inactivate infectious HIV particles, but it did not affect immunoglobulins reactivity.

Second, the increase in autoantibody levels was only transient, whereas the longer-term presence of high levels of pathogenic antibodies might be required to induce complement activation and flares; such a notion is supported by observations on the long-term presence of anti-dsDNA antibodies before the onset of SLE symptoms [ 68].

Research on work-life balance with a salutogenic approach is narrow, and further studies are required to compare and complement resources that enhance work-life balance, for example studies that include males and are conducted in different work settings.