Sentence examples for commonly enhanced from inspiring English sources

Increased levels of nutrients, such as total nitrogen (TN) and total phosphorus (TP) through agricultural pollution, industrial wastewater or sewage discharge, coupled with high temperature, commonly enhanced the growth of algae, and sometimes even results in excess algal blooms (Borchardt 1996; Codd et al. 2005; Kosten 2012), particularly eutrophication.

For example, drama, stories and banqueting (or dining) are commonly enhanced by music; sport and games are incorporated into other activities to increase appeal.

The image is commonly enhanced and often darkened in reproduction because it uses a color combination of soft greys, beiges and browns.

The most commonly enhanced traits being herbicide tolerance, pest resistance, or both traits stacked together [ 2].

As shown in Figure  4C, FGF9 stimulation commonly enhanced the expression of MMP7 in both AGS and MKN28 cells.

Diagnostic sensitivity and specificity of colonoscopy can be improved by means of fluorescence, which is commonly enhanced in cancer through the application of photosensitizers [ 6– 8] or fluorescent probes [ 9– 11].

These masses commonly enhance brightly at enhanced CT (Fig. 31).

Tumour commonly enhances after contrast, either as diffuse homogeneous, predominately peripheral thick band-like enhancement or marginal septal enhancement.

This commonly enhances the thermal stability of the aromatic structure.

As the intensity of the light emission is directly related to the absorption of light by a fluorescent dye, manufacturers commonly enhance system performance by increasing the intensity of the excitation light source.

Wolbachia pipientis, a bacterial endosymbiont of a vast range of insect and other arthropod species [ 1], is maternally transmitted, and commonly enhances its transmission to the next host generation by modifying its hosts' reproductive systems.