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The vehicle based survey was complemented by inspections with the reconnaissance boat along the Gulf Coast and the Mississippi Barrier Islands.
The initial survey was complemented by an assessment of expressed training needs among the candidates during the selection process.
The survey was complemented by FGDs that were conducted pre- and post-intervention in December 2004 and February 2006 within intervention districts.
The survey was complemented by a review of CPH records and reports at two points in time after the initiation of the intervention to ascertain whether the intervention package was implemented successfully, and was functioning as intended.
The information on individual and household characteristics in the survey is complemented by extensive data on village-level characteristics.
This survey is complemented by the S14 dataset focusing on low Ekman, low magnetic Prandtl number simulations: 3×10−7≲E≲10−6, 0.05≤P m≤1, and 108≲R a≲1010 with χ=0.35, an isothermal inner shell boundary, and fixed heat flux on the outer shell boundary.
The survey data was complemented with register data on household income.
The household survey for maternal deaths was complemented by a review of the major government hospital records in Satna, the University teaching hospital in adjoining Rewa district, and death reports from the police 'kotwar' (a member of the police force responsible for reporting all deaths in a village as is required by law).
We used a mixed-method approach: a quantitative survey using self-administered questionnaires was complemented by qualitative in-depth interviews for developing the questionnaire and triangulating the findings of the survey.
The literature search was complemented by a survey of the investigators asking them to confirm corresponding publications already identified by us and to indicate additional ones.
The survey was adapted to the Belgian setting of insurance medicine and was complemented with questions deemed important for our research population [ 6, 7].
