Sentence examples for complementary engaged from inspiring English sources

The rolling rhythm of Busch's graphic line has its counterpart in his facile comic verse, which is both independent and complementary, engaged in both duel and duet (and remains infinitely quotable).

Finally, in view of the clonal amplification of tumor cells containing ectopically expressed ST18, we engaged complementary in vitro and in vivo experimental models to assess ST18 oncogenic function in HCC.

To my mind, they are engaged in complementary exercises.

These rate-changing pattern cells and their respective networks have been suggested to represent two mutually complementary and interactive representations engaged in the transfer of information of cross-temporal contingencies from memory to action in working memory.

In this way, workers and family members are working together as allies in care, engaged in complementary labour [ 22].

The results of this study also suggest yoga adherence may be stronger for intrinsically motivated patients and perhaps those already engaged in complementary therapy.

In the first round of funding you are selling a vision and your ability to execute it so it's vital that you show off the right mix of talent and complementary skills to engage and inspire an investor.

The combination of IL-2 with cytokines engaging complementary signaling pathways, in particular IL-12 and IL-18, enhanced expression of IFN-γ, TNF-α, and CCL4 in all patient samples by promoting polyfunctional T-cell responses.

Successful outcomes depend on robust methodological approaches which are complementary and which engage multidisciplinary researchers.

Last, we would like to draw some comparisons between CUREs and research internships because these different experiences are likely to offer unique and complementary ways of engaging undergraduates in research that could be informative for CURE assessment.

In other words, speech perception could (in addition to auditory processes) engage complementary motor processes that are involved in solving an inverse problem: Which articulatory movements could have produced a given acoustic speech signal?