Sentence examples for directed to enhance from inspiring English sources

"It was decided that most or almost all of the funds collected in the future should be directed to enhance the Islamic Resistance Movement and to weaken the self-rule government" that later became the Palestinian Authority, the F.B.I. memo said.

Since the study was performed, this issue has been addressed actively at the SSE, with programmes directed to enhance awareness of specific problems among female students and revisions of alcohol policies in SSE-related activities.

Techniques for NGCs fabrication were described highlighting the innovative approaches direct to enhance the regeneration of axon stumps compared to current clinical treatments.

Under the Inhofe proposal, the federal government is directed to "preserve and enhance the role of English as the national language of the United States of America". It does not go as far as proposals to designate English the nation's official language, which would require all government publications and business to be in English.

Liebeton et al. used directed evolution to enhance the enantioselectivity of the extracellular lipase from Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PAL) [ 90].

Also, the Chinese case is self-consciously directed to maintaining or enhancing face, whereas purchase of cosmetics and other appearance-enhancing goods and services is directed to achieving an identity of a particular type that enhances the person's competitive appeal to others.

Increasing emphasis has been directed to molecular breeding strategies to enhance the intrinsic ability of plant to survive stress conditions.

Turning assisted with superficial cold forming (TASCF) is a newly developed manufacturing process directed to simultaneously machine and enhance surface quality/mechanical properties of the components.

Categorizing cyber attackers aids targeted organizations in efficiently directing resources to enhance security.

The goal was to determine if such a synthetic matrix could be used in a co-culture system along with dynamic biomechanical stimulus (10% circumferential strain, 1 Hz) conditions in order to direct monocytes to enhance tissue generation, and to better comprehend the different ways in which monocytes/macrophages may contribute to new tissue production.

The UQ Graduate School coordinates skills development programs for both graduate research students and their advisors and directs resources to enhance national and international links for research students.