Sentence examples for task complements from inspiring English sources

In a review of the evidence investigating the support for skill mix changes between GPs, pharmacists, and nurses, Dennis et al. emphasized the importance to support an effective skill mix that ensures the task complements rather than duplicates the work of the GP[ 36].

As the CHWs were experienced in administering individual components of the package of care, the pilot tasks complemented the scope of services already provided by the trained CHWs.

The ALM model predicts that technology substitutes for labour in routine tasks but complements it in non-routine abstract tasks.

Sulcia devotes most of its very small genome to that neglected task, thus complementing its colleague.

Inter-agency task forces complemented by cross-departmental committees would also play a role in monitoring accountability.

"Is the Lakers' supporting cast up to the task of complementing the play of Bryant and Dwight Howard?" T.J. Simers wonders in The Los Angeles Times, post-Cavs.

This novel task was complemented by a classic task known to activate the VWFA, namely the passive viewing of pseudowords and falsefonts (Experiment 2).

Meanwhile, the integration of a strong element of online communication through the forum dictated a more demanding role for the instructor/moderator. Thus, the types of TPACK knowledge addressed in each task were complemented with types of online presence (cognitive, social, teaching) (see Table 2, columns 2 and 3).

1 Developing methods to improve the descriptions of complex interventions is considered as an essential task to complement existing systematic review methodology.

At the same time, technology is increasing the demand for workers who perform nonroutine tasks that complement automated processes or perform nonroutine, manual tasks that cannot be automated.

Logically, computerization has reduced the demand for these jobs, but it has boosted demand for workers who perform "nonroutine" tasks that complement the automated activities.