Sentence examples for augmented value from inspiring English sources
Both a study 41 and a recent review 42 support the use of platelet gels (patient's own plasma and platelets used as a low concentration fibrinogen source combined with a free standing thrombin to create a fibrin sealant like material thought to have augmented value as result of growth factors in platelets) in rhytidectomy.
Theoretically, the manuscript explicates how core and augmented value propositions impel or impede the development of corporate sustainability capabilities.
The augmented value of J, in turn, leads to a faster breakup of the liquid oxygen core, an improved primary atomization, and a corresponding augmentation of the flame blooming angle and combustion volume.
The current improvement phase focuses on augmented nutritional value and resistance to various abiotic and biotic stresses [3].
A novel augmented complex-valued Lyapunov stability theory (LST) based adaptive filter (ACLAF) algorithm is proposed for the widely linear adaptive filtering of noncircular complex-valued signals.
The number of augmented missing values is chosen such that the Euler-Maruyama approximation of the transition density between and is accurate, that is, is chosen such that can be closely approximated by a Gaussian distribution.
A significant (F 1,17) = 14.9, P < 0.01) speed effect was observed only in the extension phase where increasing speed augmented RMS values.
Perhaps the simplest and most important procedures of this type are those that augment the value of stimuli by influencing people to relate them to stimuli they already value.
If the signal is of activatory type (positive allosteric modulation), the function is similar to the one described above, once we take into account that to augment a value x in [0, 1] is equivalent to reducing 1-x to a smaller value x' in [0, 1].
Instead of sending shareholders bigger chunks of cash, companies have been using the money in other ways to augment shareholder value.
According to her calculations, the use of costly materials like marble and of high-cachet European appliances can augment the value of an apartment by $50 to $100 a square foot; a terrace or deck can add $100 a square foot; a four-star restaurant providing room service, $150.
