Sentence examples for networks complementing from inspiring English sources

Sharnford C of E Primary School, Sharnford, Leicestershire: update computer suites and wireless networks, complementing them with new tablet computers.

An additional advantage of working at the fMRI pattern level is that fMRI can detect representations encoded across millions or billions of neurons, including interactions among large-scale brain networks, complementing approaches at finer spatial scales.

The information encoded in the wiring patterns (i.e. topology, or structure) of biological networks complements the information obtained from protein sequence and structure (Pevzner and Shamir, 2011).

As exemplified by the regional disease surveillance networks described in this issue, the cross-border collaborative activities of such networks complement those of WHO, OIE and FAO for disease detection, outbreak investigation and response (37– 37).

At the Three Sisters volcanic center, Oregon, a 14-station SPGPS network complements an SGPS network and extends the geographic coverage provided by 3 CGPS stations permitted under wilderness land-use restrictions.

A robustness analysis of the regulatory network complements our results and ensures its biological plausibility.

The building of our final 'Symbiosis Interactome network' complemented our initial classical-known list in many different ways.

The perspective of the whole network complements the perspective of the individual organisations that starts from the benefits the individual organisations experience from participating in partnerships [ 21].

As we faced the limitation of a direct comparison due to the different nature of samples (single cell type neuron versus all cells types frontal cortex), we decided to make the analyses using gene co-expression network complemented with the exploration of biological processes.

Bringing in employees with strong networks is good; hiring people whose networks complement rather than overlap those of existing employees is even better.

In this sense, at the proposed expert system, automatic water quality control networks complement manual sampling of official administrative networks and laboratory analysis, providing information related to specific events (discharges) or continuous processes (eutrophication, fish risk) which can hardly be detected by discrete sampling.