The phrase "augment itself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is increasing or enhancing its own capabilities or features.
Example: "The software is designed to augment itself through user feedback and continuous updates."
Alternatives: "enhance itself" or "improve itself".
The fat body diverted all nutriment that should have been used for generative purposes to maintaining and augmenting itself, whether it was from the production of seed or menstrual blood, or nourishing the child in the womb, making it a body that was unfit for generation.
But Dr. Berger's neuroprosthetic, Dr. Davis said, is different: it is meant to augment cognition itself.
With its virtual reality California beach town setting, the futuristic "San Junipero" episode is particularly notable in that its production design is augmented reality itself.
She noted that her other inspiration was the idea of augmented-reality itself—"the fact that there is a world that you can see, but only through your phone, which is to me, like to most [tech] addicts, a prosthetic extension of one's own body..
As for those supermarket versions that augment the hummus itself by blitzing-in red peppers, "Moroccan spices", coriander, roasted tomatoes, etc, they are, invariably, borderline inedible.
29 In addition, the insult to the brain caused by the introduction of exogenous cells may itself augment endogenous neurogenesis, as has been shown for mesenchymal stem cells.
Augment's AR technology itself is not necessarily something we haven't seen before.
[ 12] Using IL-1 itoelf to augment metastasis, the amount of IL-1Ra was 200-fold greater that IL-1.
Although mechanical stress due to diagnostic procedures, such as mammography, or due to surgery itself can augment tumour cell shedding, this study links high vascularity to increased intravasation of breast cancer cells in a peri-operative setting.
It is also possible that ARA itself augments proliferation of neural progenitor cells.
