Sentence examples for augment others from inspiring English sources

A recent behavioral study found that individuals are willing to reduce or augment others' incomes at their personal costs even when there is no cooperative norm to advance [Dawes, et al., 2007].

Next, they build a deck of 30 cards to act as their hero's army, most with attack and defence stats as well as special modifiers – they may be able to add health to fellow minions when played onto the table, or "buff" or augment other cards in order to create powerful combination attacks.

The brain's capacity to augment other systems presupposes their preexisting capacity to function.

It is noted that rapid CD can augment other methods also.

Rehabilitation professionals often prescribe foam rolling as an intervention to augment other manual therapies or as a warm-up or recovery after athletic activity.

We hypothesized that an objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) in the surgery clerkship would provide additional data on student performance that would confirm or augment other measures of assessment.

SSMPTS can also be utilized to supply power to spacecraft in eclipse and to supply variable amounts of power, based on current mission needs, to power the craft or augment other power systems.

The use of the low-energy (60 keV) 241Am source makes it possible to design a light-weight hand-held device that can augment other methods of detecting plastic landmines.

A very limited number of these animals may be able to be utilised to augment other populations if the necessary state approval can be obtained, but the core of the wallaby conservation efforts and all remnant and wild translocated populations presently remain in Queensland.

"I think what we take away from our results and analysis is what we have here is a really, really good way to augment other forms of early childhood education that could potentially boost the effect at really a very small cost," he said.

A further application is that they could be used in assembly or resequencing to augment other information such as quality scores.