The phrase "also more enhanced" is not correct in written English due to redundancy.
You can use it when trying to describe something that has been improved in addition to other enhancements, but it is better to avoid this phrasing.
Example: "The software update not only fixed bugs but also more enhanced the user interface."
Alternatives: "further improved" or "additionally enhanced".
And it also includes more enhanced controls for syncing files, letting admins choose which files will be synced locally and which are not — meaning that they can be modified depending on the device being used, and the amount of disk space available.
Also the decryption result is much more enhanced when compared to the output generated by alternate JTC techniques.
Our findings therefore have important and direct implications for Hainan gibbon conservation planning, but also more widely enhance our understanding of gibbon ecology.
Nonenzymatic antioxidants can not only provide direct protection against oxidative damages but also more importantly enhance the function of endogenous enzymatic antioxidants by synergistically scavenging the reactive free radicals [ 12].
With threading it looks clean, more enhanced.
Education also more likely enhances the reasoning capability and awareness of farmers about new technologies and hence induces them to adopt.
The single layer geogrid was also more effective in enhancing the uplift capacity compared to the multilayer geogrid reinforcement.
These exercises are designed not just to evaluate the student's learning, but also, more important, to enhance understanding by prompting recall and placing ideas in context.
As an employee of the FA since 2009, Patel says he wants to be a role model for young Muslim people, and also more widely to enhance general understanding of Islam as a religion for peace and good values.
The Chinese government is now considering to upgrade the conservation rank of the finless porpoise from the current National II to National I. Obviously, the discovery of the significant genetic differentiation revealed that the use of a genome-level marker provide an important basis not only for reconsidering its taxonomic status, but also more importantly for enhancing its conservation.
