Sentence examples for best complemented by from inspiring English sources

Imported farro pasta, which is soft brown and has an earthy, nutty taste, is best complemented by equally earthy sauces, like tomato, pesto or mushroom sauces.

With its naturally girth-concealing triangular shape, an A-line like the Terry miniskirt from Banana Republic ($34) looks good on many, and it is best complemented by a tank top and a pair of sneakers.

Research on integrated strategies has demonstrated that road user charging is a key element of an effective strategy, and is best complemented by actions to promote public transport, to reallocate road space and to manage land use [35, 41].

If you're making a beat and going for that perfectly contrasting soft/hard dynamic, a bumping 808 low-end can sometimes be best complemented by jazzier, more restrained elements in the rest of the frequency range.

Thus, the analysis of the GENOSOJA database would be best complemented by next-generation sequencing experiments to replace the SSH methodology and cultivation in pot systems, instead of under hydroponic conditions.

Guinness wrapped ribbons around shirt collars — "The most useful things in the world," she said — and tested out several pairs of pants to see which best complemented a cream-colored fur jacket by McQueen, finally settling on a pair of sequinned silver leggings.

"They gave us the opportunity to select the works that best complemented the collection".

Because these methods generate thermodynamic information at best, they must be complemented by techniques to reconstruct the kinetics of the process using the ensemble of relevant conformations.

The units present in the city at any one time were thus never very numerous, numbering a few thousands at best, but they were complemented by several detachments stationed around the capital, in Thrace and Bithynia.

We set out to develop practice guidelines for conducting family meetings within the context of the specialist palliative care setting, based on the best available evidence and complemented by consensus based expert opinion.

A phylogenetic tree was conducted using PhyML 3.0 (Guindon et al. 2010) complemented by the best nucleotide substitution model SYM + G (symmetrical model + gamma distribution) selected by the hierarchical LRT (Hierarchical Likelihood Ratio Test) (Felsenstein 1988) and the Akaike Information Criterion AICC) (Akaike 1974) with 1000 bootstrap replicates.