Sentence examples for enhanced connections from inspiring English sources

Enhanced connections with the rest of Europe will greatly benefit London's booming business and professional services sector, which is reliant on international networks.

Because the capacity of these connections was significantly below the required demand given by the ASCE 7 extreme event load combination (1.2D + 0.5L), two enhanced connections were developed and tested.

Our enhanced connections with these diverse groups enable us to optimize the services we offer and take measurable strides in improving our members' experience.

It would also include a diesel light rail line between Camden and Glassboro via Woodbury over an existing railroad right-of-way (as opposed to the expanded PATCO line via Route 55), improvements to New Jersey Transit's Atlantic City Line, and enhanced connections to the Atlantic City International Airport.

Collectively, these enhanced connections may explain why undergraduate research students who do not participate in a supporting course (e.g., Entering Research) valued their research experience over their course work (Ward et al., 2005), and reported disconnection between their classroom and research learning experiences (Gafney, 2005).

There will be enhanced connections to Bowen, the location of the Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials.

Other benefits include a reduced chance of groupthink, enhanced connection to customers, and access to a wider talent pool.

That enhanced connection could help explain how the brain remodels the MT region to process auditory information.

Immunoprecipitation showed a more enhanced connection between RhoGDI1 and RhoA in gankyrinhep mice than that in littermate ones.

These are noteworthy as they are united by the overarching theme of enhanced connection (relational, social, and cultural), again highlighting the importance of addressing the broader context of women's lives to improve emotional health [ 45].

A previous work by Dima et al. (2014) on the n-back task in healthy volunteers has similarly found a shift toward parietal-to-frontal configurations with an increase in cognitive demands from the 1-back up to the 3-back, and Ma et al. (2012) also reported an enhanced connection from parietal to frontal regions at higher digit loads.