Sentence examples for enhanced site from inspiring English sources

BACK FROM THE FUTURE The Atlantic has made access to its Web site free, and in introducing the enhanced site, highlighted a 2005 article by James Fallows in which he looks back from 2016 at a long-building economic collapse.

The number of available recognition sites Ns and the complexation constant pK were calculated using the enhanced site binding model.

We describe a multi-year effort testing whether an enhanced site has improved conditions in Seattle, WA, USA, along urban marine shorelines of Puget Sound.

(a) T 2-weighted MR images and their color map for VEGFR2-expressing mouse model with intravenous injection of Apt-MNC or carboxylated MNC (red line: brain tumor, red arrow: contrast enhanced site).

Most of the embedded functional relationships were subsequently enhanced: site quality assessment (Vanclay, 1989b), diameter increment (Vanclay, 1991a), mortality (Vanclay, 1991b), regeneration (Vanclay, 1992), merchantability (Vanclay, 1991c) and harvesting (Vanclay, 1989c) functions were all subsequently revised to include more species groups and more variables.

Today, nations are trying to control and diminish the threat of terrorist theft by enhancing site security, shutting down obsolete reactors and replacing the bomb-grade fuel with low-enriched varieties.

The main findings of this research is that Google and Monash University Websites have established search and navigation systems that support Website accessibility, which enhance site usability while Dhofar University Website uses navigation systems only because of content reasons.

A better understanding of regional spatio-temporal patterns in population dynamics should enhance site-level decision-making.

A dense urban area with high site density is the most suitable scenario for such a feature, specifically when applying the feature to capacity enhancing sites.

Such an impact on network performance can be limited by enabling the feature in very dense urban areas (intersite distance approximately 300 m), and limited to pure capacity enhancing sites.

In a Northwestern University survey of college students age 18-22, researchers found that young adults with more education were more likely to visit capital enhancing sites, that is, sites that served to inform and build knowledge including blogs, news outlets and related government, civic and political information sites; career or job seeking sites, and financial and health related service sites.