The term "enhanced life" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a life that has been improved or made better in some way. For example, "Thanks to the new job, I have an enhanced life full of more opportunities and time for leisure activities."
For them, the question boiled down to whether the operations enhanced life or prolonged the painful journey toward death.
One friend of mine leads a perpetually enhanced life, one where myth becomes fact and fact is all the better for it.
Since suspended DAF-2 sinducesg inducenhancedced life maintenance it is tempting to anticipate that ZK637.13 contributes to these processes.
In the nucleus DAF-16 can activate an enhanced life maintenance program, characterized by alterations in energy and intermediate metabolism, elevated stress resistance and prolonged survival.
In-depth interviews will be conducted that aim to understand the life experiences of the youngsters in the sport context that may contribute to enhanced life prospects.
43% of the studies (n = 15) also incorporated future cost savings into their evaluation, while only 9% (n = 3) did include future costs caused by the additional consumption of medical goods due to enhanced life expectancy.
In contrast, almost every other socioeconomic group experienced enhanced life-spans over the same time period.
Rigorously reviewed, enhanced life-cycle assessments of CECs considering cradle-to-grave impacts will play a role.
Thus per-capita income is necessary for enhancing life expectancy just as enhanced life expectancy is needed for improved per-capita income.
It existed to enhance life.
Now, the city is looking to enhance life here in more modest, but meaningful, ways.
