Sentence examples for further augmented in from inspiring English sources

Their sound was further augmented in the studio by kettle drums and the banging of guitar cases, pieces of wood, doors and walls to achieve "an enormous barrage of percussion".

Such a system is known as a lower-predicate-calculus-with-identity; it may of course be further augmented in the other ways referred to above in "Extensions of LPC," in which case any term may be an argument of =.

These inhibitory effects were mitigated at lower Co2+ concentrations (at 5, 10 or 25 µM) while VEGF expression remained significantly upregulated and further augmented in the presence of Ascorbic Acid and Dexamethasone possibly through Runx2 upregulation.

This increase in IL-12p40 was further augmented in the setting of inhalation anthrax, especially with IFN-γ.

In contrast, the expression of lipocalin (Lcn2) was enhanced in PM isolated from CLP mice at baseline, as compared to sham PM, and the expression of this gene was further augmented in CLP PM stimulated with LPS (panel D).

However, when the cells were exposed to IL-1β (5 ng/mL), a marked induction of CD11b/CD18 was observed (mean fluorescence intensity: 13.0±3.2 arbitrary units, P<0.05 versus 5.5 mmol/L D-glucose), which was not further augmented in the presence of 22 mmol/L D-glucose (mean fluorescence intensity: 13.0±3.1 arbitrary units, P<0.05 versus 5.5 mmol/L D-glucose).

Further, augmented Txnip expression in peripheral tissues in response to torpor may constitute an essential protective measure to deal with major shifts in energy supply and fuel type.

Interestingly, chronic and complete depletion of all Vegf gene products by Vegf gene knockout further augmented these phenotypes in the compensate pathway-independent manner.

They also observed that lifespan extension induced by both calorie restriction and inhibition of S6 kinase was further augmented by myriocin in a dose-dependent manner [ 125], suggesting that impaired de novo sphingolipid synthesis induces longevity in parallel to caloric restriction and S6 kinase inhibition.

The childhood phase corresponds to the additional effect of growth hormone on these axes and in the pubertal phase growth is further augmented by sex steroids: estrogen in girls and testosterone in boys.

Following up on the dynamic patterns discussed at the beginning of the section, we report in panel 2 of Table 10 the estimation results from a log-wage regression which is further augmented with four lags in overeducation status.