(PS #2) Midwives commented that they felt that the peer supporter antenatal contacts were a good thing and the MSWs felt that peer support complemented and enhanced their own role and they were confident about what the peer supporters were doing.
New knowledge can help firms address established problems using a new approach that combines the old and the new and can influence product innovation by supporting, complementing, or augmenting their internal R&D capabilities [41].
The DfE needs to realise that other members of staff are vital in supporting and complementing teachers, and providing students with the first-class education they deserve.
Oliver believes that adopting a whole-school approach to using sport as a means of supporting and complementing academic study, particularly over the exam period, is fundamental.
Since then its activities have been mainly facilitative, aimed at assisting, supporting, and complementing the national efforts of member states to eliminate illiteracy and to extend free education.
This study substantially affirms the utilization of tandem donors, thus supporting and complementing earlier findings of previously undetected AS events [ 25, 44].
Effective treatment relies not only on rapid elimination of organisms from clinical specimens but also on effectively supporting or complementing the natural immune response of the host for complete eradication of the invading organisms.
As mentioned through in earlier sections, the observations/interpretations (e. g. truncations being the predominant event, and types of domains & molecular processes being most affected) from the analysis of Pfam or PRINTS have been supporting and complementing each other.
6– 9 In this therapy area, there is an established precedent of assessing the response to and safety of long-term treatment with GH and of supporting and complementing the clinical trial evidence base through registry tools.
We think we could provide some support to complement what they are doing.
