The phrase "a more enhancing" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used incorrectly as "enhancing" is an adjective and should not be preceded by "more."
Example: "The new features provide a more enriching experience for users."
Alternatives: "a more beneficial" or "a more valuable".
The important point taken from the present experimental study is that BHT is dramatically enhanced on a nanostructured surface (compared to a plain surface), regardless of wettability, and more enhanced on a Teflon-coated nano/microstructured surface than on an oxidized silicon nano/microstructured surface.
The scene is even more enhanced by the music, which at times here almost seems like a Bernard Herrmann score.
With threading it looks clean, more enhanced.
This effect is more enhanced under arcA mutant [127].
But I guess this confidence is more enhanced now because I'm more confident in myself.
However, the critical current (Ic) of the GdBCO film first shows a nearly linear increase and then shows a more slowly enhancing to a final stagnation as film thickness increases from 200 to 1,030 nm and then to 2,100 nm.
Similar to FM conditions, resveratrol further increased both autolysosome formation and degradation under ND conditions, with a more pronounced enhancing effect on autolysosomal degradation.
The smaller size facilitated the Au/PAMAM in extravasating through the enlarged endothelial gaps in tumors, leading to a more obviously enhanced CT contrast.
Moreover, association of PUM2 with Aurora-A not only makes Aurora-A more stable but also enhances the kinase activity of Aurora-A.
When players as experienced as Phil Vickery and Stephen Jones insist they have never known a more life-enhancing tour, the Lions concept has surely been refreshed for years to come.
A more economy-enhancing trade-off would be hard to find.
