Sentence examples for enhanced occupation from inspiring English sources
Gradually enhanced occupation of carrier in the large dots, which has lower ground state energy, leads to faster emission energy decreasing.
Labour would increase recruitment of women in science, technology, engineering and manufacturing occupations, and give enhanced powers to the Equality and Human Rights Commission to penalise companies that do not publish detailed gender pay data.
The observed changes in PHC1 occupation are consistent with enhanced chromatin association in response to mitogens (compare Figure 1D).
At least US$147 billion was spent on diabetes healthcare in Europe. 1 The type 2 diabetes epidemic has been attributed to enhanced accessibility of unhealthy foods and sedentary occupations, 4 which also favour the occurrence of overweight or obesity.
While the mechanism for this distinction at mGlu7 is not known, it has been proposed that the enhanced potency and selectivity of LSP4-2022 at mGlu4 is generated by occupation of an additional binding pocket in the N-terminal domain.
The Anglo-Scottish wars were fought from 1643 to 1646, resumed from 1648 to 1651, and resulted in an English military occupation and complete political subjugation (the incorporation of Scotland into an enhanced English state) that lasted until the Restoration in 1660.
Finally, when we additionally adjusted for occupation, the positive association between working hours and metabolic syndrome was enhanced (Model 3); those who worked >10 h/day had more than double the odds of metabolic syndrome (OR, 2.32; 95% CI, 1.04 5.16).
And during the occupation of Iraq the C.I.A. added music to the torture regime known as "enhanced interrogation".
(a) On contrast-enhanced multislice CT, total left lung destruction with calcifications (black arrow) in the remnant lung, occupation of the left main bronchus (white arrow) and decreased diameter of the left main pulmonary artery (asterisk) are visualised.
