Sentence examples for complemented by a large from inspiring English sources

The public school system is complemented by a large number of private schools.

Cells were harvested after days 1 and 3. Cells on 100 nm displayed a well-extended morphology, complemented by a large cell area as compared to a shrunken morphology on 200 and 220 nm.

Doors positioned to capture breezes and cross-ventilate the house are complemented by a large, central skylight that keeps interiors bright and airy without overexposing residents to neighbors or traffic -- a key concern in densely built urban settings.

These efforts are complemented by a large number of computational studies into the metabolism of other non-pathogenic and pathogenic bacterial strains [ 50– 54] as well as human metabolism [ 55, 56].

Excellent follow-up through each phase of the study was achieved, and the quantitative phase was complemented by a large amount of qualitative data gathered from a diverse sample of participants with a range of feeding experiences.

In the family Eimeriidae, first studies of E. tenella chromosome I [ 16] and the description of a database for the genome assembly of Eimeria maxima[ 17] were complemented by a large scale investigation of all 7 species of Eimeria infecting chickens recently [ 18].

The trial was complemented by a large-scale, primarily qualitative, process evaluation.

The study involves objective monitoring complemented by a larger questionnaire arm.

Dreadnought was the first battleship of her era to have a uniform main battery, rather than having a few large guns complemented by a heavy secondary battery of smaller guns.

"The debate was full, and it was complemented by a much larger national debate that none of us missed," Mr. Ryan said.

Independent empirical models for auroral-zone and non-auroral latitudes have been developed over many years based on different sets of data; notably at high latitudes the small number of data from rocket borne wave propagation experiments was recently complemented by a much larger number of incoherent scatter data (EISCAT).