Sentence examples for been able to complement from inspiring English sources

As well, the Eritrean leader, Mr. Afewerki has been able to complement the foreign aid money by raising funds from the very loyal Eritrean diaspora in the United States.

The nicest surprise of "Take the Money and Run" is that it shows he has been able to complement visually the word-oriented humor of the writer-performer.The film is a comedy of short takes, the chronicle of the relentless decline of the sort of bank robber who has to get his holdup note initialed by a vice president.

Both RH-ERP GRA2 and GT1 GRA2 were able to complement Irgb6 coating, as both complemented strains had similar percentage parasite vacuoles coated with Irgb6 compared to RH-ERP.

And I view -- nor Condi Rice -- I view the four as being able to complement each other.

CaMET6p is able to complement the disruption of met6 in S. cerevisiae.

AOX expression was able to complement the semilethality of partial knockdown of both cyclope (COXVIc) and the complex IV assembly factor Surf1.

True PSC should possess both potential for multilineage differentiation in vitro and, more importantly, also be able to complement in vivo blastocyst development.

Phenotypic differences between the R. capsulatus host strain complemented with the wild-type rbcLS genes and transconjugates carrying mutated genes were used to identify mutants that were able to complement to photoautotrophic growth with 1.5% CO2.

"We are optimistic that with continued growth, we will be able to complement existing transportation to even better serve locals and visitors in broader D.C. communities," said Sun. LimeBike launched in San Mateo, Calif., in January with $12 million in venture capital.

They showed that a cDNA expressing FAAP95 was able to complement the sensitivity of FA-B cell lines to DNA cross-linkers, providing strong evidence that mutations in this gene cause the FA-B phenotype.

While molecular dynamics (MD) simulations are able to complement the experiments by providing structure-based dynamics at atomic resolution, it is usually difficult for them to reach the biologically relevant timescales (hundreds of microseconds or longer).