Sentence examples for only complemented by from inspiring English sources

On Water pan excavation 92% households were aware that it was by mechanical means and only complemented by 4% manual excavation.

As for Water pan excavation 92% household were aware that it was by mechanical means and only complemented by 4% manual excavation.

Levine's tenor vocal range lends itself well to the classic track, and is only complemented by Train frontman Patrick Monahan's voice.

His herky-jerky drives and paint-slicing ability are only complemented by his deft pick-and-roll game and big shot ability.

EC-GC-MS method not only complemented EA-GC-MS by detecting small carboxylic acids and furans, but also overlapped with EA-GC-MS by detecting aromatic compounds.

However, this positive evidence is effective only when complemented by the presence of patents or a large network of social ties.

Dutch producer Legowelt rarely hides his schoolboy-like obsession with Africa, in his eyes a jungle land of zombie armies, ancient civilizations, and long-lost Nazi squadrons who've turned into cannibal tribesmen—a vision that can only be complemented by the rawest 808 and 303 action.

However, a considerable number of deletion mutants were only partially complemented by them or not at all (data not shown), which is probably because the overproduction or uncoordinated expression from the plasmid clone is also deleterious to biofilm formation.

In this sense, the main feedstock for the industry should be growing in the region of the production plant, which may only be complemented by alternative biomass from other regions.

When we measured the ability of wild type PIN3 and mutant PIN3 S4A S5A to complement the pin347 mutant when expressed from a PIN3 promoter fragment, we found that the phototropism defect of the pin347 mutant was only partially complemented by the PIN3 S4A S5A transgene while it was fully complemented by wild type PIN3.

Our investigation revealed that automatic negative thoughts are not only verbal but usually complemented by sensory experiences of diverse modalities.