Among progressives, some simply switched causes, augmenting a wide range of NGO work with the Obama campaign.
Additionally, the governor's influence has been augmented by wide discretion in awarding state contracts and significant influence over the legislature, although the latter has been waning since the mid-1970s.
The study's findings bode well for using DCS to augment therapy for a wide range of anxiety disorders, including post-traumatic stress disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder, says Davis.
Evaluation of end-to-end system performance within the hospital environment will provide further information on the clinical value and acceptance of the wireless monitoring system in routine practice as part of a wider system to augment and support existing clinical protocols and workflows.
They voted to change the parliament's rules, so that the opposition could no longer hold up pending laws which would augment the executive's already wide powers.
In that case, the camera could use a cropped version of the wide-angle camera, augment it with data from the other camera and create a composite image that could, in theory, be a happy medium.
Accordingly, BCG vaccination may provide a new strategy to augment current treatments for a wide range of neuropathological conditions.
By creating program-wide change to augment student exposure to primary literature, we can increase our students' higher-order thinking abilities, which are essential to all STEM fields.
Then England were 0-0 after Cook had studiously negotiated the first over, but once Moeen had hit six boundaries augmented by a wide they were 25-0 aftwo twoversrs.
Defending a relatively fragile score of 190, augmented by 19 wides, including seven in one Paul Franks over, Worcestershire made an early breakthrough with two wickets for Chaminda Vaas and began to apply a tight squeeze when Price bowled Jason Gallian in his first over.
