It is possible that tumbling oil prices could so augment household incomes that the economy roars forward and inflation jumps back to target.
Some of the large gas loadings were achieved by operating in heated water, so augmenting the sparged gas volume with evaporated water vapour.
Day-to-day administration, such as conducting personnel reviews, can take an inordinate amount of time, so augmenting your team with a CEO, president or COO is something you may consider in order to maximize your contribution to your enterprise.
Beyond that, it may be possible to design machine-vision systems that aren't fooled in the same way humans and so could augment human decision making in critical situations such as driving.
Computational methods for function recognition require far less time and expense and so can augment experimental methods.
In embryonic stem (ES) cells, Brg1 tunes expression of Polycomb target genes resulting in either activation or enhanced silencing, and so may augment repression rather than antagonize it [ 37].
Ever since, the professor has been tallying and perfecting, buying up databases from the DVLA, the electoral roll, the British Crime Survey, and so on, augmenting this data with Experian's own lifestyle surveys.
The library will also house Graham's existing papers, films and so forth, and augment the archive by recording and digitalizing the technique and the dances.
Studies of cells expressing SGK1-K127A or CD2-P110α-R1130P showed that glucocorticoids continue to activate the α-ENaC promoter even if the activation of endogenous SGK1 is prevented and so, although SGK1 augments the transcriptional response to dexamethasone (see above), increased SGK1 activity does not seem to be necessary for the hormonal activation of the α-ENaC gene promoter.
St. Augustine regarded salvation as predestinate and the cosmic process as designed to "gather" an elect to fill the places of the fallen angels and so "preserve and perhaps augment the number of the heavenly inhabitants".
