Sentence examples for which can be complemented from inspiring English sources

A large lounge in front and a long bar nearby provide comfortable perches for tasting expeditions, which can be complemented with small plates — fingerling potatoes with paddlefish caviar; lamb terrine with lotus crisps — from a special menu.

As an input, only the elevation of the subsurface (typically the bedrock) and the surface are needed, which can be complemented by various input parameters.

Leveraging enables the team to be built into city branding, which can be complemented by specific tactics designed to attract business and tourists, and to boost community self-esteem.

In addition, it is worth noting that excluding citations to outside the data or academic papers may miss the important role of scientific research in guiding inventors to search the technological space more efficiently, hence resulting highly novel content [48 50], data of which can be complemented in the future research.

Academia needs to provide specialized scientific education to the students, which can be complemented by industry's multidisciplinary expertise.

The synthesis of Atp6p and Atp8p depends on that of F1 ATPase subunit, defects of which can be complemented by overexpression of Atp22p [90].

Polymorphism discovery through SSCP technology offers a valuable tool for genetic which in the future can be complemented by targeted approaches that increase the chances of finding SNP polymorphisms for a given PCR product and given cross combination.

This can be complemented by microtomography, which can probe macropores larger than 700 nm in a larger and more representative volume.

It can be complemented by MRDTs which are accurate for the diagnosis and distinction of P. falciparum but lack sensitivity for the diagnosis of the non- falciparum species.

Again, in the above case, the simulation studies can be complemented by analytical studies which distil the effects seen above.

Deep metagenomic studies can be complemented by analyses of community diversity, some of which are based on contig assembly.