Sentence examples for further augmentation from inspiring English sources
Further augmentation of PT to address immigrant parent stress may be warranted.
A further augmentation of the northward pull (up to 6 18 mm/yr) results in a ring-like structure with four radial axes, which are combined in a series of four interconnected triple junctions (Fig. 2g).
When studied in combination, the inhibition of both PHGDH and p-mTOR in ECSLCs causes further augmentation of autophagy, and additionally promotes apoptosis, demonstrating the clinical applicability of PHGDH-based manipulations in cancer therapies.
Our findings indicate that DEK overexpression may be a frequent event in invasive melanomas, and further augmentation of DEK expression may be associated with the acquisition of ominous features such as deep dermal invasion and metastasis.
The kinematic assumptions adopt the geometrically linear Bernoulli Euler form for the mechanical components and a first-order theory for the electrical potential, and lay the basis for further augmentation to higher order theories.
Our data demonstrated the changes in proliferation and chemoresistance in engineered MSCs expressing transgene with enzymatic function and suggested the possibilities for further augmentation of targeted MSC-mediated antitumor therapy.
Performance based figures of merit and user requirements analysis are further augmentations of the actuator selection methodology presented, useful to designers when choosing actuation solutions from existing as well as emerging technologies early in the design process.
Similar arguments, applied to suitable further augmentations of the axioms and rules of inference, yield analogous completeness theorems for many other finite-quantifier languages.
Ten patients underwent further permanent augmentation.
Then, further bone augmentation was performed on the buccal implant from the palatal bony window.
Inspiratory spectral power of breath sounds increased in all lung regions over a frequency band from 150 to 1,200 Hz, with further power augmentation in dependent-lung areas at higher frequencies.
