Sentence examples for valuable supplementary from inspiring English sources
As scarcity grows, there will be increasing demand for valuable supplementary irrigation water, supplied by private concessionaires or by landowners who sell their water, rather than their crops.
The inequality (1.3) provides valuable supplementary information on (1.2).
Quantity of physical and electrochemical processes was evaluated and linked to the state of specimen providing valuable supplementary data.
The pozzolanic nature of RHA due to high silica content makes it a valuable supplementary cementitious material (SCM) for utilization in cement-based materials.
The investigation of laser-induced breakdowns in ambient air provided valuable supplementary data to understand the interaction of the breakdown plasma and the fuel spray.
Analytical and numerical approaches therefore provide valuable, supplementary tools for evaluating the effect of porosity on the mechanical properties of such materials.
The works not admitted to the canons (those of a semisacred or semicanonical character) may still be quite valuable as supplementary texts.
This paper presents a supplementary, valuable property of the minimum bias estimation (MBE) procedure, addressed in Karson et al. (Technometrics 11 (1969) 461), within the context of a single variable design problem appearing in the response surface methodology (RSM) literature.
As well as complementing existing learning resources, students found podcasts valuable as a supplementary learning tool which they could use independently.
In this way MLPA can detect deletions or duplications across the locus analysed and represents a valuable alternative or supplementary method to gap-PCR when investigating known and unknown deletions and duplications underlying α-, β- or δ β-thalassaemia.
Qualitative studies are highly valuable and play a supplementary role when it comes to identifying individual, social and contextual factors, and they are essential for improving health promotion and addressing effective strategies to prevent, treat and manage these infections, both in CSWs and their clients and in the general population.
