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Measures will include self-reports, observer ratings, momentary ecological assessments, and will be complemented in subsamples by experimental investigations and the analysis of hair steroids.
This will be complemented by considerable in-kind contributions of all participating institutions.
In addition, results will be complemented with searches in Google Scholar, conference proceedings and theses databases (using variations in the search strategy), as well as by scanning reference lists of included articles.
Previously published reviews of this topic [1 4] will be complemented and extended in this paper.
It is good news for UK science that the government recognises the value of a strong scientific research base to the UK economy, which will be complemented by investment in an elite network of research and development intensive technology and innovation centres.
Most recently, it announced a deal to live stream 10 Thursday Night US football games in the 2016 season, an experience that will be complemented by other attractions like in-game highlights and pre-game broadcasts from players and teams on Twitter-owned Periscope.
"By 2020 the media and political landscapes will be very different, because people who are accustomed to power will be complemented by social networks in different forms".
Lectures will be complemented by more focused, in depth discussion of selected texts and projects to provoke a comparative understanding of the experiences of different countries, regions and experiments.
The technical and systems knowledge imparted in the class will be complemented by the teaching of research methods in the technology area, through a combination of readings and writing exercises.
And let's say the technology of stem cells will be complemented by promissory notes redeemed in related fields of gerontological science.
The model will be complemented by contextual research displayed in text and graphics, and aerial videos of existing global suburbs by Matthew Niederhauser and John Fitzgerald.
