Sentence examples for generally augmented from inspiring English sources
Videos of lectures are generally augmented with exercises, quizzes, labs and simulators.
The lack of circadian rhythm in the HRV power spectrum of the CHF group was in contrast to the sizable nocturnal increases of the RR interval (Figs. 1C; 1I) possibly reflecting corresponding changes in sympathetic outflow (which is generally augmented in these patients [40], [41]).
The quality of an assembly generally augments with increasing sequence information.
In fact, the endotoxin did generally augment most cytokines in all groups (relative to the endotoxin naive rats of the initial study) and such an effect might have made it especially difficult to detect any subtle effects of the early life chemical treatments.
In adults, SRI treatment of OCD has generally been augmented with antipsychotic medications, which cause a significant risk for adverse events [ 30].
Cancer screening in augmented breasts generally follows the same guidelines as for non-augmented breasts.
The fitness improvements should reflect underlying genomic changes, but those changes could either be compensatory for the ligase deletion or could be generally beneficial by augmenting growth under the passage conditions.
Throughout the song, the singer adopts a hopeful attitude and seems to have gone in trance with love, a state which is further augmented by the fact that she employs a generally low register.
There were generally limited local studies on the ratio between natural and strictly augmented labour in Nigeria.
The combination of complex skillsets in one individual: analytical framework, econometric chops, ability to ask interesting questions, and so on, would certainly be devalued.To put things another way, I'm not sure we should be confident that continued innovation won't ultimately augment cognition generally, and perhaps in relatively surprising ways.
Technology is rapidly changing the city experience, disrupting, augmenting, and generally improving everyday life.
