Sentence examples for will complement rather from inspiring English sources
The Department of Health insists nursing associates will complement rather than replace nurses.
He guesses that the Internet will complement rather than replace face-to-face communications.
The two housing projects will complement rather than compete with each other, the developers said.
Given this broad goal, we expect our novel instrument will complement, rather than replace, existing instruments designed specifically to measure parents' vaccine hesitancy.
eBay believes that its AdContext system which borrows from the strategies of Google and Yahoo, will complement, rather than compete with the online advertising networks offered by these Internet behemoths.
It could be that in the future, capital will turn out to complement rather than substitute for labor, and the wealth accumulation of plutocrats will generate their self-euthanasia as a social class by pushing down the rate of profit.
Therefore, they will be expected to complement, rather than replace, conventional pathogen diagnosis (for example, microscopy, HRPII or pLDH detection for malaria) and enhance triage and clinical management.
Furthermore, the limitations in what robots will be able to do in the foreseeable future, at least at an affordable price for users or their families, mean that they will inevitably have to complement rather than replace people.
In this, they are intended to complement — rather than supplant — existing WHO charts, and the definition of obesity will continue to be based on WHO BMI norms.
A single biomarker will always oversimplify the interpretation of important variables and, therefore, proADM is meant to complement, rather than to supersede, clinician's judgment and/or validated severity scores.
Of course, any biomarkers will always oversimplify the interpretation of important variables, and therefore biomarkers are meant to complement, rather than to supersede, the judgment of clinicians and/or validated clinical severity scores.
