Sentence examples for enhancing the population from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, InAs, a material with a very low effective mass, significantly prolongs the carrier lifetime, enhancing the population inversion and increasing the dipole matrix element of the transition.
Our results show clearly that forest management aimed at preserving and enhancing the population of a single endangered species results in greatly simplified habitat structure at the stand level, and suggest that this simplification is perpetuated across the landscape as well.
These data suggest that pSTAT3 positive Mo-MDSC play an important role in PC progression by enhancing the population of ALDH1Bright CSCs and promoting EMT.
Beveridge-based systems of health and social care are characterised by the provision of a complex mix of public and private services that are aimed at enhancing the population's health and well-being.
In the long term, interdisciplinary solutions should involve enhancing the populations of natural predators, or habitat enrichment programs for ungulates, in concert with livestock intensification programs.
We show, using simulations of src SH3 domain, that mechanical force enhances the population of the aggregation-prone (N⁎) states, which are rarely populated under force free native conditions but are encoded in the spectrum of native fluctuations.
The scalar operators are designed to enhance the population diversity and avoid premature convergence.
In recent years, there have been multiple calls to enhance the population health and health promotion aspects of nursing programs.
Seasonal pulses of particulate organic matter enhance the population size which is represented by a higher number of fossilized shells.
In order to manipulate the environment to enhance the population of entomopathogens, knowledge about the fundamental aspects of ecology of mycopesticides is necessary.
After coating with an inert shell, the surface quenching is largely confined and the depletion of low-lying levels is reduced to enhance the population of high-lying ones, bringing intensive luminescence (as seen in Fig. 3).
