Sentence examples for are now complemented from inspiring English sources

The early 20th-century space's original wooden beams and brick walls are now complemented by slate floors, Wegner chairs and porcelain tableware by the artist Wang Hai.

The vague, secondhand ideas about the blight of the suburbs that sloshed around "American Beauty and Revolutionary Roadare are now complemented by an equally incoherent set of notions about the open road, the pioneer spirit, the idealism of youth.

The old fashioned quads at Amherst or Grinnell are now complemented by advanced communication technology.

The mild mdx mice are now complemented by numerous background and mutation variants that can better mimic affected humans.

These findings are now complemented by our collection of Ae. albopictus mosquitoes from Cancun in Quintana Roo State, which with Yucatan and Campeche States compose the Yucatan Peninsula.

Decades of biochemical analyses have produced the basis for our understanding of plant primary metabolism and are now complemented by genomic, proteomic and metabolomic approaches.

Recent structural studies are now complementing biochemical, in vitro and overexpression studies, and the picture starts to emerge that BtpA may inhibit downstream MyD88-dependent signalling by competing with TIRAP in binding to the TLR4 receptor protein [ 25, 28, 29].

The stunning view of the New York skyline is now complemented by an impressive menu of contemporary American cuisine.

The veteran core of Chauncey Billups, Richard Hamilton, Tayshaun Prince and Rasheed Wallace is now complemented by a youthful bench featuring Jason Maxiell, Jarvis Hayes and the rookies Rodney Stuckey and Arron Afflalo.

And genomics is now complemented by the field of proteomics which studies the structure and function of all of an organism's proteins, called the proteome.

The ion channel proteins of the transport category that was significant at earlier days were now complemented with several ADP ribosylation factors and RAB proteins.