Sentence examples for augment not only from inspiring English sources

The result shows that the improved AndAR can augment not only reality based on markers but also reality based on planar natural features in near real time and the hybrid approach can not only improve speed but also extend the usable tracking range.

Fatty acid oxidation is augmented not only by elevation of plasma level of fatty acid but also by activation of PPARα.

These findings indicate that human G-CSF augments not only natural phagocytosis but also KM2760-induced phagofytosis of S-YU by mouse monocytes/macrophages, although the underlying mechanisms require further clarification.

The therapeutic effect of p53 gene therapy has been shown to be augmented not only by chemotherapy (Fujiwara et al, 1994) or radiotherapy (Badie et al, 1999), but also by the induction of several genes including Fas (Rakkar et al, 1999), Fas ligand (Shinoura et al, 2000c) or p33ING1 (Shinoura et al, 1999c).

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But I think that a good use of digital technologies can not only augment but enhance direct contact.

When you put more boots on the ground, you not only augment your army's firing power, you give it the capacity to experiment.

Having accessories that not only augment the Watch aesthetically, but also operationally, would be big business.

Some studies suggest that DCS may not only augment extinction learning but could also facilitate fear memory reconsolidation.

We will be launching a new Web site for Science in the near future, with functionality that will not only augment your awareness and exploration of what Science has to offer daily and weekly, but will also, hopefully, elevate your exposure to the sciences overall.

A priority was the establishment of a restaurant, which would not only augment the estate's income, but also encourage people to spend more time at Belton, and travel greater distances to visit.