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This relationship could be vastly enhanced by an explicit shared model of all operations surrounding the berthing of the ship in the local port of call.

In sharp contrast, our national security could be vastly enhanced by ending corporate subsidies that drive recruits into the arms of our enemies by denying economic and political opportunity abroad.

Current mapping and surveillance efforts [ 42] would be vastly enhanced by rich phylogenetic information, allowing outbreaks across disparate regions to be linked [ 3, 4, 43].

I think the pleasure of paintings is vastly enhanced or damaged by what you know or think you know, and how you look at them.

Its impact was vastly enhanced by the capture by the Annalistes of the newly reconstituted Sixth Section of the École des Hautes Études (School of Higher Studies).

The inclusion body formation of ABF-2 was vastly enhanced by coexpression of aggregation-prone proteins (partner proteins).

Luther was aware that his own theological studies had been vastly enhanced by Erasmus' biblical scholarship and so did not make a public issue of what he judged to be Erasmus' failure to understand grace.

Today I never go to a meeting, interview, conference or seminar without it, and my ability to focus on what is being said, rather than worry about getting every detail nailed down, has been vastly enhanced.

Detection, quantification, and prognosis of environmental exposures in humans has been vastly enhanced by the ability of epidemiologists to collect biospecimens for toxicologic or other laboratory evaluation.

Although the downstream analysis of the great tit assembly was vastly enhanced by the availability of both zebra finch (Taeniopygia guttata) [ 30] and chicken (Gallus gallus) [ 31] complete genome sequences, the assembly of 454 reads was possible without a reference genome (i.e., de novo assembly) due to both the length of sequences (mean ~300 bases) and the high coverage (25×).

"Their mythical properties would be vastly increased".