Sentence examples for the complementary need from inspiring English sources

Officials also acknowledged the complementary need to ramp up routine immunization of children to prevent the virus coming back.

However, it is important to acknowledge the complementary need for a more comprehensive view of the entire working-age population, which includes the unemployed, and those not in the labour force due to disability or other reasons [ 5].

Fabrice Grinda, the French founder of Lofty and himself a serial investor in a number of travel sites, says that the merger came out of the complementary needs of the two companies.

This unique partnership demonstrates the importance of resource sharing and collaboration between public and private entities and underscores the complementary needs of the environmental health science and pharmaceutical communities.

Jonas eschews the conventional "gold standard" superiority of the RCT and argues instead for an "evidence house".[ 50] This has many rooms representing different types of evidence meeting the complementary needs of diverse stakeholders such as patients, practitioners, basic scientists and public agencies.

There is now an identified need of continuity for the delivery of products to the end users and a complementary need to improve the accuracy, reliability and affordability of these corresponding services.

The complementary solutions needed for calculation of H-integral are also provided in this paper.

With an eye on this, the government should actively clarify key issues that may be faced by innovators during each stage of the service innovation process, and can use various policy tools to provide innovators with the complementary resources needed at each stage, increasing innovators' chance of success.

The nucleotides that overlap seem to be part of the downstream gene while the complementary nucleotides needed in the acceptor stem of the tRNA genes could be added by polyadenylation [ 53].

Here we see two divergent but highly complementary needs for the 'gene sequence': (a) knowing the sequence of the mRNA and having it available and annotated in databases, and (b) having the mRNA sequence suitably captured in a physical clone-based reagent that can be used directly in experiments.

So if we do it right and negotiate these contracts properly we know there can be benefit for both the public and private sectors because we have complementary needs and assets.