Sentence examples for be augmented to include from inspiring English sources
The description that General Relativity puts forth — that of matter telling space how to curve, and curved space telling matter how to move — needs to be augmented to include an uncertain position that has a probability distribution to it.
Finally, the laboratory capacity of the medical van could be augmented to include basic screening tests for conditions that occur commonly, such as a glucometer (diabetes), rapid hemoglobin testing (anemia), urine dipsticks (urinary tract infections), and tuberculin skin test placement.
Microsoft Graph, the company's technology used to make productivity applications smarter, is being used to turn Outlook's search feature into a tool that can surface more than just emails – it will be augmented to include things like contacts, attachments, flight and travel itineraries, package deliveries and more.
To incorporate such a baseline inflammatory response, which we currently omit, the model should be augmented to include the roles of pro- and anti-inflammatory cytokines in the inflammatory response.
Studies can be augmented to include a validation substudy in a cost-efficient manner (Holcroft and Spiegelman 1999; Spiegelman and Gray 1991).
Although the tool is not restricted to a specific biological data type, this indicates that for improved performance on a variety of data types, the training set should be augmented to include additional examples of data deposition statements beyond microarrays.
The study was augmented to include observations on burning pulverized woody biomass residues, in the form of sugarcane bagasse.
A mathematical model of biofiltration McNevin and Barford (1998) has been augmented to include speciation, acid/base equilibria and pH dependence of adsorptive equilibria.
His grammar school years of music study were infused with Orff Schulwerke and Dalcroze Eurhythmics; in the years that followed, his private studies were augmented to include the recorder, the oboe and English Horn, voice and dance.
For agents operating in real-time domains, we propose an alternative action-based approach in which: (a) each node in the diagnosis tree is augmented to include an ordered set of actions, each of which has positive utility for all of its children in the tree; and (b) the tree is structured to maximize the expected utility of the action available at each node.
A previously-developed finite-deformation- and crystal-elasticity-based constitutive theory for stressed grain growth in cubic polycrystalline bodies has been augmented to include a description of excess surface energy and grain-growth stagnation mechanisms through the use of surface effect state variables in a thermodynamically-consistent manner.
