Sentence examples for may be complement from inspiring English sources

Thus, among persons with an increased genetic risk for AD based on APOE status, there are clearly additional genetic influences, one of which may be complement receptor 1 (CR1), a gene that could modify an individual's response to inflammation-inducing environmental stimuli [ 10].

Johnson is one of two players from the host club originally selected – Ridgewell makes three – and his box-to-box running and fierce free-kicks may be complemented by the playmaking skills of Diego Valeri.

A hardening of existing restrictions on nuclear transfers to Iran may be complemented by new limits on missiles and other military sales—assuming that the Russians, who have built Iran's sole, yet-to-be-commissioned nuclear reactor, and recently sold the country a missile defence system, agree.

This process may be complemented by a clustering step [69, 70] to enrich detection capacity.

Formal approaches may be complemented by tacit learning with peers and networks.

Active restoration may be complemented by spontaneous regeneration in areas with less adverse conditions.

The presented algorithm is based on the ant colony metaphor and may be complemented by gradient-based techniques.

The films formulation may be complemented with additives (e.g. plasticizers, emulsifiers, nanocomposites), to design films for specific applications.

These default settings may be complemented and partly replaced with settings provided by, e.g., the infrastructure to which the service is deployed.

These populations may be complemented by access to mutant or functional genomics populations as well as more specialized resources such as libraries of introgression lines or CSSLs.

Radiography may be complemented by CT and/or MRI to delineate the extent of osseous destruction or the extent of bone marrow and soft tissue involvement respectively.