The phrase "augmented the weight of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase or enhancement of significance, importance, or physical weight in a particular context.
Example: "The new evidence presented in court augmented the weight of the prosecution's case significantly."
Alternatives: "increased the significance of" or "enhanced the importance of".
Treatment with CS 125 (17%) and 250 mg/kg (15%)or DZM (31%) augmented the weight increase of the rats however did not reverse completely the weight change induced by CMS (Table 1).
Pharmacotherapy can augment the weight-reducing effects of lifestyle modification and can facilitate long-term weight maintenance.
Vaccination cost-effectiveness, however, would be US$37,480/QALY at a discounted rate of 5% since higher discount rates augment the relative weight of the initial vaccination costs.
Cd treatment also increased adrenal weights and augmented the levels of adrenal norepinephrine and epinephrine as well as the activity of tyrosine hydroxylase.
In vivo, three daily injections of 0.05 ng/g body weight of JKF augmented the response of prepubertal female rat diaphysis and epiphysis to E2.
Empagliflozin significantly augmented the effect of orlistat on body weight (from 2.4%to6.7%7% by day 29, P<0.05, Figure 2A).
Many people believed him at the time, though the weight of history, augmented by DNA testing, has gradually shifted to the side of those who consider him to have been nothing more than a clockmaker and a con man.
Second, the directions taken by technological trajectories and aggregate demand in advanced economies seem to point toward a broad alteration of the balance of locational advantages for production fragments, decreasing the weight of labor costs and augmenting the relevance of local availability of other complementary intangible assets.
Addition of sodium hydroxide augmented the rate of reduction [30].
It also augmented the levels of endogenous antioxidants.
