The phrase "as it enhanced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the positive effects or improvements brought about by a particular action or event.
Example: "The new software was implemented as it enhanced productivity across the team."
Alternatives: "since it improved" or "because it boosted".
Participants also remarked on how the CSC was different from other projects, including the National Solidarity Program, as it enhanced participation by community representatives.
His mission to correct its flaws with a nip and a tuck, an arcing seam, a buckram implant, a cushion of air between skin and cloth diminished his relevance, even as it enhanced his prestige as an anatomist.
Adding more, CF with PEO showed a contradiction as it enhanced both flocculation and deflocculation.
Moreover, the increase in the protein content and nitrate reductase activity at lower concentrations of SLE confirmed the efficiency of foliar spray as it enhanced the absorption of most of the necessary elements by the seedlings.
The reactor design (e.g. catalyst configuration) in HC-SCR with silver is an important factor, and in the presented work the space in between the beds shown to be a critical parameter as it enhanced the low temperature catalytic activity.
However, we propose that a criterion of ≥2 of 5 unstable markers is more accurate, as it enhanced the screening performance of the assay by identifying additional MSH6-deficient tumors without adding any false positives.
Moreover, it was evident from the various cytotoxicity assays that folate-conjugated CNPs is a better candidate for drug delivery as it provides enhanced cytotoxicity which may be due to greater cellular uptake by the folate receptors.
The selection of PEG is quite evident as it provides enhanced aqueous stability and prolonged blood circulation to the MNS.
Diurnal primates benefit from living in cohesive groups as it provides enhanced protection against predation [Dehn, 1990], and groups are larger and more cohesive where individuals are exposed to a high predation risk [Clutton-Brock & Janson, 2012].
Apart from this, adherence of bacterial cells to intestinal epithelial cells and/or mucus is considered to be a desirable feature of probiotics, as it promotes enhanced gut residence time, pathogen exclusion, and interaction with host epithelial and immune cells [ 10, 11].
"Fitness" in the evolutionary sense is usually defined specifically in terms of reproductive success (e.g., Futuyma 2005), and survival is only relevant insofar as it contributes to enhanced reproduction.
