Sentence examples for enhances attached from inspiring English sources

But others, particularly on mobile, are more innovative – like Quick Reply which turns email replies into chats – or Office Lens, which enhances attached photos.

The gold colloid/chitosan film scaffold, which could enhance the attached ratio and accelerate proliferation of newborn mice keratinocytes, was fabricated by nanotechnology and self-assembly technology.

In substrate engineering, substrate promiscuity is enhanced by attaching removable interactive groups to weak substrates.

The hydrogen-bonding ability of the urea was further enhanced by attaching electron-withdrawing 3,5-bis trifluoromethyl benzyl groups.

However, we believe that the inhibitory potency as well as the isozyme selectivity of a canonical HDAC inhibitor (e.g., SAHA) toward HDAC8 could be enhanced by attaching a "teether" moiety that could interact with the surface residues of the enzyme, akin to our "two-prong inhibitor design approach".

This effect is enhanced when attaching a reflex sight.

Heat transfer was enhanced by the attached fins, and the dual layers of curing meshes installed between each interval of two fins were designed to improve the sorbate mass transfer.

This priming effect could be mediated by replicon activity alone but may be enhanced by Env attached to the surface of VLP, offering a potential advantage for this mode of replicon delivery for Env based vaccination strategies.

There is a lesson here for environmental experts: rather than supplying decision-makers with more or better knowledge about how a plan affects environmental values, they should focus on providing better decision frameworks, by trying to enhance the weight attached to these values.

Our results are consistent with a model for GANP function in mammalian mRNA nuclear export whereby GANP is recruited to mature mRNPs after NXF1 is attached, enhancing the delivery of mRNPs to the NPC.

Amphotericin B (an antifungal agent) has a glycoside attached that enhances its solubility and pharmacokinetics (Elgart et al. [2010]).