Sentence examples for enhancing stage from inspiring English sources

The modulus variation of concrete under sulfate attack with loading exhibits two apparent stages: (1) the enhancing stage of ettringite crystallization and (2) weakening stage due to overexpansion.

Although a greater turn away from the stimulus results in lower performance, it would maximize the predator-prey distance, while a thrust enhancing, stage 2, counter-turn moves the heading of the fish back towards the initial stimulus.

This novel observation may have clinical utility in enhancing staging accuracy and selecting patients for surgical or medical management.

Analysis of the dominant three isoforms CD44 v6, v6, and v10 demonstrated enhanced stage (v3 & v6), reduced overall survival (v6 & v10), and increased regional, distant, and perineural invasion, respectively [101].

Images belong to different contrast enhanced stages.

With the help of CFAR detection and Burg's BWE, the resolution is enhanced stage-by-stage until it reaches the predetermined factor.

Meanwhile, foraging adaptation within stages will generally enhance stage-specific resource exploitation, and thus, increase or decrease the likelihood of ASS by changing the relative balance between the resource availability for juveniles and adults.

Thus, CT and EUS appear to provide complementary information and when used together have the potential to enhance staging accuracy even further.

The male Aboriginal research assistant involved in the study went through a visual enhanced staged consent for male participants, while female study team members and/or female locally employed assistants went through the consent process with female participants.

Consent and information sheets evolved with the increasing age of the cohort and changing ethical considerations leading finally to substantial use of visual aids and a written information sheet in simple English accompanying a visually enhanced staged consent form (Additional file 1).

Goulding et al. (2012) focuses on the managerial training to assist in enhancing early stage decision making from a manager's perspective.