Sentence examples for of which complements from inspiring English sources
The project adapts the appropriation strategies of the "Pictures generation" (better-known members include Cindy Sherman, Robert Longo, and Richard Prince) to expressive paintings, the style of which complements the works' over-the-top subject matter.
The vinaigrette is made with honey and xeres vinegar, a rich vinegar also known as "sherry vinegar," the strong, nutty flavor of which complements the crab.
The nematode can be soaked in, injected with, or fed with genetically transformed bacteria that express the double-stranded RNA of interest, the sequence of which complements the sequence of the gene that the researcher wishes to disable.
CNC aluminum top lid and keyboard deck are supplemented by a carbon fiber bottom, in Ash Silver or copper accented finishes, all of which complemented nicely by HP's new premium logo, which will makes its way to all future premium systems, stated Nash.
Two studies used routinely collected community level data [ 39, 42], one of which complemented this with self-report interviews [ 39].
The latest version of this review is a synthesis of studies from previous versions and includes additional trials, all of which complement and add to the evidence base of two recent non-Cochrane reviews.
It is clear from a variety of studies in cell culture that TGF-β can have myriad effects, many of which complement each other, but others that appear paradoxic.
Hanging nearby is an old map of North America, which complements the center's wealth of early maps and atlases.
Sensitivities of McLuc1 which complements to N-terminal fragments of FLuc and ELuc were improved 12-fold and 40-fold higher than those of native pairs of luciferase fragments.
Despite his selection in the second round of the 2001 draft and his physical style of running, which complements Martin's cutting ability, Jordan plays in Martin's considerable shadow.
Republic of Congo This Child Poverty and Disparities Study in the Republic of Congo, which complements an earlier World Bank study, analyzes multidimensional, non-monetary poverty, particularly access to basic social services for children and women.
