Sentence examples for a substantial complement from inspiring English sources
Colin Paynter, the chief executive of its UK arm, said: "SSTL is one of the great success stories of the UK space industry and will be a substantial complement to what we can offer customers around the world with its expertise in small and micro-satellites and innovative approach to developing new markets for space".
Livestock and butter sales also make a substantial complement to the dominant crop sales.
The results of this study 1) show that CDH23 and PCDH15 are required for the formation and/or maintenance of a substantial complement of normal tip links, 2) reveal that transducer currents are abnormal in mice with mutations in the genes encoding these proteins, and 3) provide further evidence that ototoxic aminoglycoside antibiotics enter hair cells via their mechanotransducer channels.
Cell stimulation will occur if the perturbation is strong enough to modulate a substantial complement of ion channels.
It is important to note that Avahan, while unique and substantial, complements the much larger national HIV prevention effort in India.
We think that the combination of the four different approaches constitutes a substantial methodological triangulation, complementing and enhancing one another.
Thus far, we can conclude that rare variation plays a substantial role (9, 25), complementing many other studies (26, 27).
Thus, a substantial fraction of the genome complement of the A. thaliana species represented by the additional nuclear DNA in many accessions is apparently yet uncharacterized.
It has long been appreciated that aneuploidy – in which cells possess a karyotype that is not a multiple of the haploid complement – has a substantial impact on human health, but its effects at the subcellular level have only recently become a focus of investigation.
Thus the results imply that small internationalized firm may opt to train only the necessary firm-specific skills that are required to carry out corresponding tasks in the firm's production process, but have a lesser need that the employees also acquire a substantial amount of general skills to complement a firm's specific skill requirements.
"This is a way to complement our other funding and make sure a substantial amount goes to artists," said Joel Wachs, the Warhol Foundation's president.
