Sentence examples for enhance representation from inspiring English sources
This section covers innovations that increase and enhance representation of diverse populations in the governance process.
This software tool demonstrated to be a valuable means to enhance representation and interpretation of measurements coming from human motion analysis.
To solve this issue, we propose a Projective Label Propagation (ProjLP) framework by label embedding, which can deliver more discriminating "deep" labels of samples to enhance representation and classification.
Supporters Direct, which gives advice and funding to fans wanting to enhance representation and set up trusts at clubs, has welcomed the report into football governance in England.
While fully acknowledging that these types of effects are present, the opposite possibility the degree to which manipulation might enhance representation or generate better models of developmental phenomena and mechanisms—has been largely overlooked.
A growing number of localities have adopted proportional systems to settle voting rights cases, but redrawn single-member districts remain the dominant vehicle for trying to enhance representation of racial minorities.
Orienting attention to the to-be-tested representations can enhance representations and protect them from interference.
Depending on the context, caudate modulation of interactions between cortical and the thalamus or cortical and more posterior cortical regions could suppress incorrect objects and enhance representations of the correct object, followed by termination of the retrieval process revealed by increase in upper α or β band (Crosson et al., 2003).
In addition, SEG-1 cells exposed to acid did not show enhanced expression for any gene or enhanced representation by any GO category that is similarly affected in esophageal adenocarinoma or Barrett's tissues.
The contribution of this work is the proposal for a novel, enhanced representation model for a context-aware service directory.
It is necessary to specify the conditions under which certain groups within a democratic polity require enhanced representation.
