Sentence examples for we've supplemented from inspiring English sources

Labor model: We've supplemented our full-time reporting staff with 1,200 qualified contributors, including more than 150 freelance journalists from well-known news brands across the world.

We've supplemented it with more stories.

We have supplemented their work by DFT calculations and conclude, that these reactions are indeed adiabatic.

Our memories are unreliable, so we have supplemented them with electronic storage.

We use the QCA scheme- we have supplemented it with a bought-in scheme and our own scheme.

We have supplemented our original analysis with a post-script from the vantage point of 2008 to draw connections between our findings and those of recent academic literature.

In order to provide a description of long-term variations, in which the CR modulation would adequately reflect the complex interaction of global and local solar magnetic fields, we have supplemented the model with the following characteristics: the solar magnetic field polarity, the integral index, the partial indices, the tilt of the current sheet, and the index characterizing the X-ray flares.

Signal area is reported in some entries of the COMET deformation catalogue, and we have supplemented this information from the primary literature (e.g., Additional file 1: Table S1).

To investigate the role played by the actual content of the newscast, we have supplemented this information with content coverage data obtained from the Dow Jones Factiva online archive.

Here we have supplemented the crosslinking approach taken by the Tollervey lab and systematically mapped the protein-protein interactions between the seven non-ribosomal proteins bound to pre-43S ribosomes using recombinant proteins in in vitro binding assays.

In Figure 2, we have supplemented this analysis by including re as −1 and ac as +1 in an adjacency matrix to calculate possible transitive relationships and compare this to the calculated pp network, from two independent SynTReN generations of 200 samples; only common gene-pairs are accepted.