The phrase "augmented among" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing enhancement or increase within a specific group or population, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The new technology has been augmented among the younger demographic, leading to increased engagement."
Alternatives: "enhanced within" or "increased among".
Evan's new media interests include interface aesthetics, user interface and experience design, and virtual / augmented reality, among many topics.
Of those who showed abnormal levels in markers of lifestyle-related diseases, anxiety was augmented significantly among those who responded that the physician had told them of their diagnosis compared to those who responded that the physician had not told them of their diagnosis (Wilcoxon rank-sum test, P < 0.007).
A major financial services provider is beginning to use the technique, augmented by research among "lead users" (businesspeople and consumers deemed likely to be financially successful over time), to help determine which services to develop, which markets to target, and how best to earn customers' long-term trust and loyalty.
Additional findings from the present study suggest that IL-17 may be related to the depletion of regulatory T cells (Tregs) and to augmented oxidative stress among subjects with depressive symptoms.
Design and planning of petroleum supply chains (PSC) present significant opportunity as financial crunches and variability in crude oil prices continue augmenting volatility among the petroleum product prices, costs, margins and demand.
As a kid in suburban Chicago, Mr Ozzie was already soldering all sorts of dangerous circuits together in a guest bedroom, but it was at college in the 1970s that he discovered his passion, which was, as he once put it, "to augment relationships" among human beings through technology.
While the term is only just becoming common parlance among consumers, augmented reality's history stretches back years: it has long been an area of academic research.
VO2 max has been shown in large-scale studies to closely correlate with significantly augmented life spans, even among the elderly or overweight.
