The phrase "a small augmentation in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a minor increase or enhancement in a particular context, such as in data analysis, finance, or any field where measurements or improvements are relevant.
Example: "The study showed a small augmentation in the overall performance of the system after the update."
Alternatives: "a slight increase in" or "a minor enhancement in".
Again, a small augmentation of Glo1 activity was observed at 10 µM curcumin which may reflect the findings shown in figure 3. Estimating the protein level, Western blot analysis revealed no alteration of Glo1 content (Fig. 5B).
Note that the Proposed XHSD achieves a significant decrease in P e rates despite the small augmentation of data by only 2 regular genotypes, compared to using them in the post-processing, i.e., XHSD (bit flipping).
"Someday, maybe, we'd be able to do a big enough fat graft to where you could do a small breast augmentation.
Adjusting the results regarding severe acute maternal morbidity for augmentation of labour and operative delivery only led to a small reduction in the differences.
Our main finding is that a small fraction of re-entrant inclusions (around 12%) is sufficient to generate a substantial augmentation in stiffness (300%) at constant overall relative density and without inducing strong anisotropy.
According to numbers published by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), more than 27,000 Americans had a lip augmentation in 2015.
As shown in Figure 3B, TS induces a significant augmentation in phosphatase activity further reinforcing rapid augmentation of protein release upon TS.
Consequently, a given augmentation in hydrostatic pressure will trigger a greater augmentation in fluid efflux if alveolocapillary barrier permeability is increased.
Indeed, administration of ethanolamine to yeast culture stimulated a substantial augmentation in intracellular PE levels.
These recent applications of functional neuroimaging have provided evidence for a centralized pain augmentation in FM and identified brain regions that may be involved in this augmentation.
