Sentence examples for complemented by a description from inspiring English sources

The review will be complemented by a description of ∆7 steroidogenic pathways.

Basic information on the protocols used for specimen preparation, contrasting, and scanning are provided in Additional file 1, complemented by a description of each file type produced during the MRI experiments (Table S2).

Paolo Veronesi (European Institute of Oncology) explained the prognostic significance of the internal mammary node, which was complemented by a description of the role of the pathologist by Donald Weaver (University of Vermont College of Medicine, Burlington, USA) who suggested that, ideally, the node should be sectioned into 2 mm slices.

The statistical analyses are complemented by a qualitative description of difficulties in data collection.

The problem is studied numerically and complemented by an analytical description of the fast-chemistry situations corresponding to small values of ϵ.

And the hyper-clarity of the description is complemented by a complete grasp of the corpus, each of the writer's strengths and flaws laid out with juridical precision, no matter how large or problematic the body of work.

These descriptions are complemented by a case-based analysis of the various structural pathologies and their complications.

Strengths of this study are the (good) description of the intervention complemented by a process evaluation and the tailoring of the intervention to the wishes and needs of the nursing homes at any moment during the study.

For the description of the mixing quality, Danckwerts' intensity of mixing is complemented by a measure of the scale of segregation which employs the concept of specific contact area.

The new heron-white pavilion -- inspired by historic photographs and descriptions of the destroyed pavilion -- is to be complemented by a palette of light blues and grays.

Mr. Waxman's description -- "sunny" -- is on target: its 14-karat-gold color is complemented by a rich fruitiness, without aggressive pepperiness or heavy viscosity.