Sentence examples for enhanced after a from inspiring English sources
A significant underdog, Murray's chances appeared enhanced after a weight-ravaged Rios was forced to relinquish his title on the scales.
However, when compared with the PPy(Cl− -based K+-ISE, the deteCl− -basedt of PPy/H-ZSM-5 composite-based K+-ISEs was enhanced afthe a long-term condetection.
In synthetic wastewater, growth and phosphorus absorption by two species of microalgae, Chlorella sorokiniana and Chlorella vulgaris, and in domestic wastewater by C. sorokiniana significantly enhanced after a starvation period of 3 days in saline solution, combined with co-immobilization with the microalgae growth-promoting bacterium (MGPB) Azospirillum brasilense Cd in alginate beads.
The collection has been further enhanced after a descendent of Talbot's cousin loaned 42 early photographs to the library.
The collection has been further enhanced after a descendent of Talbot's cousin donated 42 early photographs to the library.
The Poles came into the match in buoyant mood and their confidence was enhanced after a rare Scottish defensive lapse allowed them to take the lead.
Outflow of ionospheric ions into the magnetotail is enhanced after an interplanetary shock hit the magnetosphere and when energetic ions/electrons precipitate into the ionosphere particularly during substorms (e.g., Moore et al. 1999).
Hodgson's first competitive game since that ignominious summer exit in Brazil is against a Swiss side who returned from the World Cup with reputation enhanced after an unlucky last-16 loss to Argentina.
Specifically, we show that the effect of a warning stimulus on neuronal firing is enhanced after an erroneous response rather than a successful one and that this outcome is correlated with an error rate decrease.
For example, gene expression of SOD is enhanced after an acute bout of exercise preceded by an elevation of NF-kappaB and AP-1 binding.
It thus appears to be a characteristic property of these cells, which is strongly enhanced after an exposure to X-rays and as such expressed at relatively low cell densitites.
