Sentence examples for complemented by its from inspiring English sources

Its strategic position on the strait between the Indian Ocean and South China Sea, complemented by its deepwater harbour, has made it the largest port in Southeast Asia and one of the world's greatest commercial centres.

The high activity of the catalyst is complemented by its high sedimentation ability; thus, it usually takes a few minutes for the polymer to precipitate from the alcohol solution when cooled below the phase-transition temperature after the completion of the reaction.

Cooked pink, the pork was beautifully complemented by its spicy filling of finely chopped sausage meat, roasted poblano and a hint of cheese.

Our finding suggests that competition policy in the host country ought to be complemented by its foreign investment policy when foreign firm makes its FDI/export decision.

This was complemented by its author's own self-effacing assessment: calling the text "a childish thing", he suggested to Maiorescu that revisions were needed, stating "I have written it long, because there was no time for me to write it short".

Note that the RE and SE classes are reciprocal, i.e. an assembly of the SE class is complemented by its cognate paired assembly displaying the RE class.

Whilst this may in itself be insufficient reason to reject the Gold Model, it does suggest that if it is to be justified it will need to be complemented by transparency about its real costs to ensure good value for public money.

Qualitative studies are essential to determine "what?", "why?" and "how?" This essential information must be complemented by measures of its quantification.

The remarkable enrichment in proteins of the mTOR pathway in the 5-HT6 receptor interactome was complemented by observations of its engagement by the receptor both in transfected HEK-293 cells and in vivo, providing the first evidence of a functional link between serotonergic transmission and mTOR signalling.

A review of the literature highlighted the lack of evidence detailing the role of the fascia cruris and only one report suggested its pathological significance 3 6; this is complemented by anatomical descriptions or its surgical release in the treatment of Achilles peritendinitis.

Montclair Art Museum The retrospective of the American painter Will Barnet, which fills most of this museum, is complemented by a show from its collection of work by painters whom Mr. Barnet has known or whose art relates to his.