Sentence examples for be enhanced substantially by from inspiring English sources
And the probability that it will pick up some and the pace that it will pick up some would be enhanced substantially by passage of the President's short-term stimulus program". The White House also revised its 1992 deficit projection, to $333.5 billion, down $66.2 billion from the January estimate of $399.7 billion.
It is obvious that the immunity of reversible magnetic permeability to DC bias of cut cores with two cuts can be enhanced substantially by the increase of total nonmagnetic gap length.
Degradation can be enhanced substantially by addition of IL-17 and retinoic acid.
The kinetic properties of Li insertion in NASICON-type Li3V2(PO4)3 cathodes were enhanced substantially by Al3+ and Cl− multivalent substitutions of various concentrations.
Intracellular COX-2 levels were enhanced substantially by LPS treatment in Gr-1high monocytes, but only modest or negligible increases were seen in Gr-1low monocytes (Fig. 4 B ).
CHO suspension cells were transduced very efficiently (>60%) by AcMNPV irrespective of the buffer used but entry of virus into 300.19 cells was enhanced substantially at pH 5.8.
By allocating 7.7 € per child per school day, almost nine out of ten children's transportation safety may substantially be enhanced, simply by rerouting the current operating vehicle or using alternative operating vehicles.
By allocating 7.7 € per child per school day, almost nine out of ten children's transportation safety may substantially be enhanced, simply by rerouting using either the current operating vehicle or using alternative operating vehicles.
The present study showed that by allocating a small sum per child per school day, almost nine out of ten children's transportation safety may substantially be enhanced.
Our results show that by varying the operating conditions nutrient transport may be enhanced and the nutrient gradient can be substantially reduced.
It was enhanced by high curing temperature, but substantially restrained by an applied external pressure.
