The term "enhanced function" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe something that has been improved or has had additional features added. For example, "The new camera has an enhanced function for taking wide angle shots."
Essentially, genetic drift is increasing the overall variance in promiscuous functions – something that will be beneficial for functional evolution if subsequent selection amplifies those variants with enhanced function.
To address whether enhanced TLR mRNA expression in keratinocytes before and after birth correlates with enhanced function, primary keratinocytes from respective age groups were used and compared in functional experiments.
Participants who had practised yoga reported enhanced function compared with those receiving standard care, even nine months after the yoga classes had finished.
Finally, the proposed enhanced function mode decision process at the decoder is demonstrated in Subsection 3.4.
This work presents an environmentally friendly chitosan-based cationic polyacrylamide flocculants (CTS-g-PAMA) with enhanced function of sterilization and flocculation.
Recently, there has been growing interest in silicone-based medical devices with enhanced function that release drugs from the elastomer matrix.
It is a two-layer method with enhanced functions.
Similar strong correlation was also found in the migraine group indicating a persistence of these enhanced functions in disease.
Recently, various heterostructures have been widely investigated and show enhanced functions of the single constituent counterpart [11 13].
The key challenge we are facing is to find an effective approach to design surface-coated nanoparticles with enhanced functions as well as high biocompatibility.
In this subsection, the enhanced functioning of the distance relay RA with PAZSD methodology for the same case studies (studied in subsection 4.1) is discussed.
