Sentence examples for enhanced by knowledge from inspiring English sources

Not only has the company tried out the biofeedback terminals at a West Bank checkpoint, it claims the "concept is supported and enhanced by knowledge acquired and assimilated from the analysis of thousands of case studies related to suicide bombers in Israel".

The ability to distinguish and discriminate types is perhaps enhanced by knowledge of language and concepts, but is not completely dependent on it.

This is not a conception which is familiar to us, but Moore illustrates the point by the following case: although knowledge has little intrinsic value, the value of the aesthetic appreciation of a beautiful work of art (which is, according to Moore, potentially one of the most valuable things there is) is greatly enhanced by knowledge about it.

Understanding causes of biological diversity may be greatly enhanced by knowledge of divergence times.

Identification is enhanced by knowledge on determinants and predictors of bullying behaviour.

Downstream development of huprines as antiparasitic compounds would be greatly enhanced by knowledge of their mechanism(s) of action and identification of their targets.

Our power to explore differences in morphology among inland populations with disparate predation regimes is significantly enhanced by our knowledge of predator stocking and 'fisher knowledge' based on over 100 years of data collection within inland lakes.

The last idea, suggested by Benham (1974), argues that one spouse's earnings are enhanced by the knowledge of the other spouse, assuming that the other spouse has relevant knowledge.

Is appreciation enhanced by a knowledge of its social and biographical context?

That familiarity can also be enhanced by the knowledge of science, mathematics and, yes, engineering.

The efficacy of electron tomography can be enhanced by prior knowledge of structural components located in the 3D reconstruction.