Sentence examples for start complementing from inspiring English sources

Those have formed the core of how we reach the consumers, but obviously we need to start complementing those with something else.

"Now that her child is 6 months old, I advised her to start complementing her breastfeeding with soft foods like sorghum porridge and other items that are available to her," says Ms. Abdela.

But during the Giants' 3-0 start, he complemented Barber with an average of 21 carries and 65.1 rushing yards a game.

"I think that machine intelligence will gradually start to complement many tasks that have historically been performed by humans.

Wide Receiver Mario Manningham, NYG — We could be seeing Manningham lining up as the starting complement to Hakeem Nicks this season if the Giants decide to part ways with Steve Smith.

At present, alternative engineered affinity proteins are starting to complement and even challenge the classical immunoglobulins in different applications in biotechnology and potentially also for in vivo use as imaging agents or as biotherapeutics.

Therefore, we have started to complement the available P. pacificus genome, transcriptome and proteome data with next generation sequencing approaches of related species [ 3, 9].

A new generation of drugs has been developed to selectively target such cancer-promoting pathways, (Druker et al, 2001; Hanahan & Weinberg, 2000; Weinstein, 2000) and hence treatment dictated by genetic markers is starting to complement the more conventional therapeutic approaches.

The use of the ranking method to explore patients' preferences is a good starting point, complemented with other research (e.g. discrete choice experiment or qualitative research) to profoundly explore patients' preferences.

The 7-foot Miller will probably start for the Bulls, complementing Elton Brand, last season's co-rookie of the year, on the front line.

In addition, tricistronic expression constructs were created in which a second IRES element combines the antibody cassette with the ATG start codon that complements the defective neomycin resistance gene in the tagging locus upon targeting.