Sentence examples for enriched means from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the term "enriched" means "higher/better than expected".

Minor points: 1) Figure 2B: It is not clear what "enriched" means as there are no controls for the amount of proteins.

Then, we identified KEGG pathways enriched with feature genes as "putative signature pathways" (here, "enriched" means that a pathway has saliently more feature genes (with large variance) than a random gene set of the same size does).

Not to be confused with fortified, enriched means that the nutrients have been added back into a food that may have lost them during the refining process.

(Enriched means that everything good has been stripped out, and the manufacturer has to put something back into it lest it has no nutritional value. HFCS is simply unhealthy, in my opinion).

As early as 1993, the North Koreans were thought to have one or two nuclear bombs from their plutonium program, and the latest revelations about their parallel development of highly enriched uranium means they could have more.

Data collection was enriched by means of reflective letters to participants, collages created by the young parents, and the researcher's field notes and journal inscriptions.

The sperm was washed and enriched by means of swim-up technology.

Fusion of electric machines into powertrain greatly diversifies powertrain architectures and enriches means to save energy.

To compensate for these shortcomings, we intend to carry out further multi-center clinical studies, expand the sample size and enrich the means of detection.

Technical links can be telling, but should be enriched with other means of verification to deepen understandings of who is supporting and collaborating with whom in a given war.