The phrase "augmented by average" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing enhancements or improvements that are based on average values or metrics.
Example: "The performance of the system was augmented by average user feedback, leading to significant improvements."
Alternatives: "enhanced by typical" or "improved by mean".
Strength increased in all 8 muscle groups studied following PRT, but this increase was not augmented by creatine supplementation (average increase 44 vs. 42%, difference 2 %, 95 CI −9.5% to 13.9%) in CIeatine and placebo, respectively).
This repeat station data set was augmented by standard observatory annual means, averaged over all hours of a year and centred on the middle of 2015.
This repeat station data set was augmented by standard observatory annual means, averaged over all hours of a year and centred on the middle of a year (year.5).
A novel feature set composed of spectral band energies augmented by their vector time derivatives and time-domain averaged zero crossing rate is proposed.
The fluid mechanics of the air in the web/turn-bar clearance is a two-dimensional form of the incompressible Navier Stokes equations averaged in the clearance direction and augmented by nonlinear source terms.
We treated 10 additional animals (study group) similarly, except that atrial hypothermia was augmented by intracavitary or specialized topical techniques, which resulted in an average atrial septal temperature of 20.8 degrees +/- 3.3 degrees C (p less than.05).
Food supplies were augmented by seal hunts two or three seals a day was the average bag, according to McKinlay and by a single polar bear that had wandered near the ship in mid-November.
The historical averages during the late summer, especially September, are augmented by tropical cyclones, which can easily deposit many inches of rain in one day.
Meanwhile, those who are larger than average are routinely blamed for their size, a phenomenon augmented by deplorably simplistic media coverage (unlike anorexia, interestingly enough, which is remarkably free of the same connotations of personal fault).
Gas prices started to increase in early-November, when a cold and early start to winter was augmented by short covering and a 20% gas storage deficit to the five-year average that helped push prices up.
