The phrase "augmented such that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a modification or enhancement that results in a specific condition or outcome.
Example: "The software was augmented such that it could handle larger datasets more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enhanced in a way that" or "modified so that".
Since, a DFT approach is used to estimate {h m }, {h m } and {a m } are augmented such that h m = 0 for m = J,J + 1,…,M − 1 and a m = 0 for m = N,N + 1,…,M − 1.
The coding sequences for both genes were augmented such that each contains an N-terminal 6-His tag followed by a TEV protease cleavage site.
Participants offered recommendations to augment such education for patients in this setting, many that are consistent with patient-centred care concepts and recommendations made in the National Cancer Strategy.
When polar efflux carriers are present, indicated in green in Figure 4, auxin efflux is augmented with p, such that the total permeability rate becomes (p + q).
In wild-type mice, pressor responsiveness to AngII was augmented with age, such that the pressor response to AngII was similar between aged AT2R-KO and wild-type female mice (31 ± 4 mmHg versus 34 ± 3 mmHg, respectively, on day 14, P = 0.9).
The whole viral loop is augmented in such a way that a non-connected interaction in the real world can lead to a new player, a download and then monetization of that player.
AS in eukaryotic genomes plays an important role in augmenting biological complexity such that one gene can result in generating multiple proteins.
In addition to the full immersion devices that are on the way to us, we currently have a large trend of devices that augment reality, such as Google Glass.
In addition to the full immersion devices that are on the way to us, we currently have a large trend of devices that augment reality, such as Google Glass.
It uses augmented reality – and that's exciting new technology!
1 The pain is greatly augmented by such attempts.
