Sentence examples for effectively augment from inspiring English sources
These results support theoretical modeling, indicating that MS-engineered insects can provide a powerful pest population suppressing effect, and could effectively augment current Bt resistance management strategies.
Dynamic effect, such as nanoparticle dispersion may effectively augment the system performance.
Likewise, citizens' use of these networks can tell us much about the region, including insight on how ideas and diseases may be spreading, or how to most effectively augment services, such as health care and education [1].
Through a further analysis, the fact that Al-TiO2 can effectively augment the charge collection and abate charge recombination efficiency by the suppression of oxygen vacancy defects at Al-TiO2/CH3NH3PbI3-xClx Al-TiO2/CH3NH3PbI3-xClx Al-TiO2/CH3NH3PbI3-xClxfinterfaces unveiled.
These results strongly suggest that RA signaling can effectively augment BMP9-induced osteogenic differentiation of MPCs.
We demonstrate that liraglutide can effectively augment weight loss in this high-risk population.
The use of kernel functions effectively augments the decision making space, thus allowing for accurate classification even in cases where two classes of data are not linearly separable.
The mechanism of the blue light emission from BFPvv is based on effectively augmenting the intrinsic fluorescence of bound NADPH (Chang et al. [2004b]; Kao et al. [2011]).
The incorporation of a 50% molar ratio of DPPG into the lipid layer effectively augmented the negative surface charge of the lipid coat from -5.0 [12] to -19.1 mV.
Regarding (bio cathode, selecting appropriate electron acceptor could significantly attenuate the potential loss present on the cathode, effectively augmenting power generation in MFCs (He et al. 2015).
Experimental results and simulations showed that the effect of fluid viscosity on the mixing efficiency of the SAR μ-reactor is less than for the SGM; the SAR mechanism effectively augmented the contact interface even though the intrinsic diffusivity of fluids was diminished.
