Sentence examples for augmented by about from inspiring English sources

An estimated 18,000 uniformed and civilian federal employees work in the aerospace industry in the Huntsville area today, augmented by about 40,000 others, who work for federal contractors.

It said Ukrainian forces had been augmented by about 150 security contractors from the U.S. private security firm Greystone, who were wearing Ukrainian uniforms.

The river discharges about 10 km of water onto the delta fan each year, augmented by about 6 km of rainfall, which sustains about 2500 km of permanent wetland and up to 8000 km of seasonal wetland.

Immediately after the priorities were set, the implementation process started [ 5] facilitated by the political decision to increase by almost five fold the DECIT budget for the period 2004-2007 (for the subsequent budgetary period: PPA 2005-2011, the allocation was further augmented by about 10%).

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, quarantine ranged from home quarantine with active surveillance to enhanced passive surveillance augmented by education about prevention and a contact number to call if symptoms developed.

Those people probably learn more from movies, possibly augmented by reading books about movies.

Most previous studies have used a binary report methodology ("Did you see the stimulus or not?") [6], sometimes augmented by further probing about the patient's confidence in his report [7], [8].

39, 40 The dual role of autophagy in cancer development is further augmented by conflicting reports about the effect of autophagy on chemotherapeutic treatment.

At baseline, the Pra-questionnaire augmented by a question about the need of human help in basic activities of daily life (ADL) was administered [ 32- 34] followed by the HRA-O questionnaire [ 27, 28] at wave 1.

This outcome is the result of luck augmented by a new realism about America's vulnerabilities and new vigilance in addressing them.

We argue that similarity must be augmented by deeper, adaptation knowledge about whether a case can be easily modified to fit a target problem.