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There are complementary promotions sponsored by a national chain known as Family Christian Stores along with general retailers like the Sam's Club and Wal-Mart divisions of Wal-Mart Stores, Borders and Books-A-Million.

In an appeal for discipline, Jowell writes: "There are complementary rights and obligations when it comes to the leadership of the Labour party: anyone may stand for the leadership, but once the winner is chosen, he or she is entitled to the loyalty and support of the party at every level.

In effect, there are complementary requirements from both technical and non-expert urban stakeholders in the use of urban energy information, its collection, analysis, sharing, and visualisation.

At the same time, there are complementary competencies that each firm has to access to achieve a competitive position in the industry.

"I think when we look at the combination, there are complementary technologies and customer bases and a wealth of resources in the combined organization that will enable us to cover more markets as we sell and market our solutions," he said.

There are complementary polices and pieces of legislation predicated on sustainable utilization of natural resources also governing these areas, such as the Wildlife Conservation Policy (1986), Tourism Policy (1990), National Conservation Strategy (1990), Wildlife Conservation and National Parks Act (1992), Tourism Act (1992) and Community Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) concept.

There were complementary actions against the occupier of the property where the stolen goods were found, if the defendant did not bring the thing to court or refused a search.

This bivariate approach is particularly helpful to highlight SNPs for which there is complementary evidence for association with both untreated and response traits, as illustrated by the relatively high posterior probabilities assigned to SNPs near APOE and GCKR in Table 2 for association with statin-related change of LDLC and Tg, respectively.

Our results suggest that there is complementary information from TOI and STC regarding tissue breast tissue metabolism and composition.

Notably, there is complementary divergence between pairs of paralogs, where imprinted genes seem to be concentrated in the group of the faster evolving duplicates.

The DSS of RCC patients showed significance and borderline significance (-T3: P<0.001 and -T6: P=0.06, respectively) in the former (i) classification approach, but not in the latter (ii) P=0.3, indicating that there were complementary, but not competitive, correlations between GalNAc-T3 and -T6.