The phrase "augment results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to improve or enhance outcomes in various contexts, such as research, business, or technology.
Example: "Our new strategy aims to augment results by implementing advanced analytics and data-driven decision-making."
Alternatives: "enhance outcomes" or "improve results".
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More specifically, the responsiveness of central neurons to input from unimodal and polymodal receptors is augmented, resulting in a pathophysiological state corresponding to central sensitization, characterized by generalized or widespread hypersensitivity.
In contrast, the total number of endosomes with p-EGFR and their life-time augmented, resulting in a net increase in the total amount and life-time of p-EGFR.
We therefore studied whether topical application of zinc to TB skin test sites would augment test results in Lima, Peru, a TB-endemic area in which false-negative skin-test results are frequent (1 ).
We now raise the question whether both RIT consolidation and rituximab maintenance should be used together aiming to augment the results achievable with R-chemotherapy.
Fielded Harris Poll surveys to secure data around top shopping holidays and events including Valentine's Day, the Super Bowl, back-to-school shopping, Black Friday/Cyber Monday and the release of the new Star Wars movie, to augment other results.
We recommend further analysis of various LCE gene family expression from different skin sites using a lager sample size to augment the results of this preliminary study before using the LCE gene family in a forensic context.
Additional to the archaeological dating the radiocarbon dating method was used in order to meet the standards for analysing putative pre-Columbian material [13] and to test and augment the results of the arm position chronology.
We now raise the question whether both rituximab and RIT should be used together as complementary methods to augment the results achievable with chemotherapy and whether this combined modality approach might afford additive or synergistic benefit.
