Sentence examples for has enhanced some from inspiring English sources

Although TPZ has enhanced some standard regimens, the results are variable and in some combinations toxicity was enhanced.

The gradual loss of recombination between our sex chromosomes has enhanced some processes of degeneration (genetic hitchhiking) over others (Muller's ratchet) compared with what would have happened if recombination had been stopped once (Bachtrog 2008).

Triangulating the results against organizational policies, and incident reports could have enhanced some elements of the findings, however was not conducted due to feasibility.

Table  8 shows that for all items, the majority of HCPs agreed or strongly agreed that the PDQ had enhanced some aspect of their care in terms of influence on attitude, empathy, connectedness and care satisfaction.

Although most respondents were coping well, in-depth interviews also revealed that psychiatric and substance disorders might have enhanced some individuals' vulnerability to infection and adversely impacted post-diagnosis coping.

The devolution of responsibilities from public to private sectors in both case studies reduced technical (and in some cases financial) expertise in the public sector., Although the reforms have enhanced some formal technical expertise in the private sector, much informal local knowledge, so critical for adaptation, has been lost.

Either way, the romantic "what if" has enhanced his legend in some ways.

Still, the legacy of American involvement in Libya's oil industry has enhanced the interest of some companies.

Examiner CEO Rick Blair says the site's traffic fluctuates and the algorithm change "has enhanced the visibility of some of our best and most appealing content".

These results indicate that the acquisition of some genes has enhanced the ability of Shigella species to adapt to the complicated host environment during its evolution into an intestinal pathogen.

Liu's treatment of some of his most precious art works has enhanced an impression of cavalier ignorance.