The phrase "at enhancements" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to improvements or upgrades in a specific context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The team is focused on at enhancements to the software, aiming to improve user experience."
Alternatives: "regarding improvements" or "concerning upgrades".
Network Rail said it had worked hard to improve reliability and capacity and was now looking at "enhancement" through new services and facilities.
Conversely, if preventive interventions like these are acceptable in medicine, what can it mean to claim that researchers and clinicians should be "drawing the line" at enhancement?
This may open novel treatment options targeted at enhancement of satellite cell activation and improved muscle regeneration.
Approaches aimed at enhancement of the tumor specific response have provided proof for the rationale of immunotherapy in cancer, both in animal models and in humans.
Contrast material injection included a first phase for enhancement of the coronary arteries and a second phase, at half the iodine flux, targeted at enhancement of the right ventricle.
Considering these facts, exercise interventions aiming at enhancement in mobility and function in frail or prefrail older adults have gained increasing attention and promotion as well as scientific support.
This is what Habermas seems to have in mind when he claims that in dissonant cases: Eugenic interventions aiming at enhancement reduce ethical freedom insofar as they tie down the person concerned to rejected but irreversible third party intentions.
New at-grade safety enhancements can already be seen at the $6.6-million 6.6-millionet crossing in Glendale.
McCosh 50 enters the high-tech age A look at new enhancements to the 105-year-old lecture hall.
Agius responded to a question from a shareholder by admitting that the bank was looking at "what enhancements we can make" to the offer being made to members of the final-salary scheme.
