The phrase "as a more enhanced" is not correct in standard written English.
It is redundant because "enhanced" already implies improvement, so "more enhanced" is unnecessary.
Example: "The new software is designed as a more enhanced version of the previous model."
Alternatives: "as an improved" or "as a superior".
In this context, in IgE mediated disorders such as allergy a more enhanced efficiency of antigen-presentation to T cells was reported [38], [39].
The MEH-PPV/PSS-ionomer blend device achieved a more enhanced luminescent efficiency as compared with that of the MEH-PPV/PS device, due to polar groups in the PSS-ionomer, which may enhance the electron injection from the cathode to the emitting molecules.
As expected, results revealed that greater anxiety symptoms, but not depressive symptoms, were associated with a more enhanced ERN.
Anything more tailored requires a more enhanced service level (and extra fees).
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Why wouldn't the government make more use of bomb-sniffing dogs, and use that as a first-level of security before requiring the more enhanced scanner and then, as a third level of enhanced security, the aggressive pat-down?
From the Figure 3c,d, some special nanostructures of nanochains emerge on the ITO surfaces of samples C and D in the case of relatively longer deposition time compared with the samples A and B. The nanochain structures usually exhibit some novel optical properties, such as LSPR peak shifting and more enhanced electromagnetic field [33, 34].
While as copper coating is conducted, a better densification capacity and more enhanced properties of the composites are received.
They describe him as a sponge for absorbing political statistics -- a skill that is all the more enhanced because he has run twice in all 435 Congressional districts.
