Sentence examples for augment the opportunity from inspiring English sources

It is commonly known that a larger tumour is technically more difficult to resect [ 15, 16] and that an earlier date of an operation might augment the opportunity for a successful limb salvage resection [ 2].

Furthermore, modulated levels of these circulating cardiovascular miRs before the clinical manifestation of disease augment the opportunities to provide new clues for early detection of heart disease in diabetic subjects, for disease prognosis and for assessing the efficacy of therapeutic interventions.

The ability to fabricate micro scale structures with three dimensional features can augment the design opportunities to realise novel devices.

It is also notable that this process represents the first use of a trifluoroborate salt in any cascade carbopalladation/cross-coupling sequence,[ 8] and thus augments the synthetic opportunities of this rich field of chemistry.

The film's narrative jumps between different cities, spaceships, and planets, lending it the grand scale of previous Territory projects including Prometheus and Guardians of the Galaxy, so the group had ample opportunity to augment the film with meticulously crafted computer screens, ship controls, and more, which you can preview in the video above.

One recommendation in the graduate-education report was to use more internship and fellowship opportunities to augment the traditional graduate-school experience.

In addition to common group learning opportunities that augment the individual mentored-research training, TEAM-Science emphasizes academic developmental activities centered on career choice and commitment.

In 1994, an opportunity arose to augment the expanding research activities in photovoltaic at the University of Southampton with a large-scale test in building integrated photovoltaic technology.

There is a huge opportunity for pharmacy to augment the service that GPs currently provide, and help fill this gap.

The ability to simultaneously block the synthesis of chitin and β-1,3-glucan represents a major opportunity for future strategies to augment the range and cidality of echinocandins.

We appreciate the opportunities highlighted by Chiu et al. to augment the concept of the signal-to-noise crossover dose (SNCD) (Sand et al. 2011) with biological consideration.