Sentence examples for I enhancing from inspiring English sources

The low dislocation density effectively improves the tensile elongation of an UFG material via two possible mechanisms: (i) enhancing the formation of dislocation tangling and (ii) minimizing the possibility of localized shear banding.

Analysis of the gas-sensing results reveal that the decoration of Au and Pd nanoparticles on the surface of the SnO2 nanorods is advantageous in: (i) enhancing the sensitivity towards ethanol (9 15 times); (ii) reducing the response/recovery time (by 15 40 s), and (iii) significantly decreasing the optimum operating temperature (from 250 to 175 °C).

An important strength of the case study approach is that it calls for the use of multiple sources of data to inform analysis thereby: i) enhancing the potential for generating comprehensive and multi-faceted accounts of the case, and ii) reducing the chance that interpretation of the data will be misleading [ 34].

The effect may be mediated by: (i) enhancing prefrontal noradrenaline, and, in cognitive terms, top down control; and (ii) decreasing tonic spiking in the locus coeruleus and affecting corticocoeruleal coherence in circuits that include the subthalamic nucleus (Bari and Aston-Jones, 2013).

It was proposed that MPP+ inhibits mitochondrial Complex I, enhancing the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) (Cleeter et al. 1992) and inducing a mild depletion in ATP (Chan et al. 1991), features observed in PD postmortem brains (Parker et al. 1989; Schapira et al. 1990; Keeney et al. 2006).

These algorithmic developments and extensions are classified into two categories: (i) enhanced scalability for CSD simulations on multicore platforms, (ii) newer ideas for running FSI simulations.

In particular, the effects of: (i) enhanced visual feedback; and (ii) a modification in the spatial organization of the task were investigated.

In rodents, neurogenesis induced by global or focal ischemia is basically characterized by i) enhanced progenitor proliferation ii) migration of proliferating cells into damaged areas and iii) differentiation.

Ideal therapy will (i) enhance protective immune reactions, (ii) normalize immune regulation, and (iii) suppress the damaging mechanisms by the immune response.

Later we will reinterpret these two attention mechanisms in terms of (i) enhanced or reduced gain of the prediction error and (ii) top-down prediction activity.

Fusion transcripts can broadly lead to three scenarios: i) enhanced overexpression of an oncogene ii) deregulation of a tumor suppressor gene iii) formation of a new, aberrant protein.