Sentence examples for complemented by a number from inspiring English sources
Such progress, he hopes, will be complemented by a number of other initiatives being rolled out in Luton, including a grassroots scheme to "neutralise" the extremist group al-Muhajiroun, whose continued presence antagonises community relations.
There are still enough stars to light the desert sky, but they are complemented by a number of willing role players who will provide defense (Tayshaun Prince), rebounding (Nick Collison), shot blocking (Tyson Chandler) and 3-point shooting (Mike Miller).
This platform was complemented by a number of refurbished navy barges left over from the second world war, which served as both storage facilities and sleeping quarters for the crew.
The Continuous Architecture principles are complemented by a number of well-known tools such as value chains, utility trees, decision logs, and quality function deployment matrices.
It consists of a brief, practical generic core module, which is complemented by a number of condition specific measures.
This study predicts that the specific interaction interface between CaM and CaM-regulated proteins [ 8, 10, 39] is complemented by a number of additional factors influencing the Ca2+-CaM-target complex assembly.
Connectivity provided by six RSUs positioned as in Figure 5 is complemented by a variable number of moving providers randomly selected among vehicles in the grid.
The public school system is complemented by a large number of private schools.
The MRT is complemented by a small number of regional Light Rail Transit (LRT) networks in Bukit Panjang, Sengkang and Punggol that link MRT stations with HDB public housing estates.
In this study, we reviewed six basic population models, which were complemented by a considerable number of genetic and demographic priors (fig. 1).
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].
