Sentence examples for complemented at the from inspiring English sources
The iMF urged Italy to make more structural reforms, raise inheritance tax and combat tax evasion more effectively, adding: Italy's efforts should be complemented at the euro area level with steps to strengthen the currency union and support growth.
Beyond its gardens to the west, outside the walls of Paris, the tree-planted avenues of the Champs-Élysées were laid out (1667); these were complemented, at the opposite end of Paris, by the Cours de Vincennes.
Cussins argued that this personal level notion of nonconceptual content is naturally complemented at the subpersonal level by a connectionist cognitive architecture.
The alternative PS3 F1 (α3β3γ) was added into the reconstruction system and ε-subunit was complemented at the same time, thus generating the δ-free F0F1-ATPase molecular motor.
The building is complemented at the University by its predecessors the Henry Crown Field House and the modern incarnation of Stagg Field, which will continue to augment the athletic facilities needs of the campus patrons.
This needs to be complemented at the policy level by establishment of task forces/working groups aligning interventions to address both disease categories, capitalizing on existing capabilities, without competing for resources [ 16].
Having those ideas logged gives users a reason to regularly come back to the site to accomplish things they were complementing at the time, but decided against acting upon.
All of the topoIIβ (S165R) plasmids were unable to complement at the restrictive temperature, consistent with previous results [34].
Immunodetection of H3K9ac in extracts of dAda2b mutants and transgene-carriers also indicated that dADA2bS complemented at least partially the dSAGA-specific H3 acetylation in dAda2b null mutants.
It might even have extended westwards to Amlekhganj (Fig. 1), complementing at shallow depth the blind 1833 rupture, and eastwards toward Hokse (patches 2C and 2C', respectively, Fig. 4), a place where the 1934 rupture was not seen (Fig. 2).
Furthermore, our research intends to complement at least few of the hypotheses about the mechanisms of LF EMF exposure at the cellular level.
