Sentence examples for enhanced which may from inspiring English sources
This result indicates that, because of the uniform coating of the W layer, the electrical conductivity was enhanced, which may contribute to increased capacity and stable cyclability.
The electrochemical performance for the determination of L-Cysteine is greatly enhanced which may be contributed to the polyaniline and synergistic role between polyaniline and zinc bismuthate nanorods.
However, the speed of integration with surrounding bone and subsequent bone apposition on the BMSC-seeded orthotopic scaffolds were found to be significantly enhanced, which may be relevant especially in challenging environments.
The strength and intensity of strong acid sites of the catalyst were attenuated while the weak acid sites were enhanced, which may be due to Mg(OH)+ formed from MgO on HZSM-5 with low Si/Al ratio or charge imbalance of the MgO framework on the surface of HZSM-5 with high Si/Al ratio.
Protein and lipid synthesis in the neuron may also be enhanced, which may serve to form/strengthen new synapses if the trained habits are maintained for a substantial period of time.
When 33D1+ DC-depleted mice were stimulated with LPS, serum IL-12, but not IL-10 secretion that may be mediated by the remaining DEC-205+ DCs was markedly enhanced, which may induce Th1 dominancy upon TLR signaling.
Gag-specific humoresponsesnses were not enhanced, however, which may be due to either the transgene or the vector.
At the same time, the magnetic fields under the Ag nanodisks are enhanced greatly, which may find some potential applications, such as magnetic nonlinearity.
An increased contraction rate and longer inter-birth intervals indicate enhanced straining which may reflect greater pain during parturition [ 15].
In summary, while there appear to be no cooperative genetic effects of loss of Vhl and Trp53 function on aneuploidy, Trp53 mutation in a Vhl mutant background may enhance aneuploidy, which may be relevant for tumourigenesis.
This means that today her art is neither encumbered nor enhanced by myth, which may contribute to its undeserved obscurity.
