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By consolidating the two newspaper portfolios, it would have substantially enhanced KM's control of print and online news outlets across the county of Kent.

Social media have substantially enhanced the public's engagement: the hospital has more than 210,000 Facebook fans and its @GreatOrmondSt Twitter feed has 84,000 followers.

1. SPORTS TEAMS IN IVIES RISE The renaissance can be traced to new policies that have substantially enhanced financial aid for all admitted students, making it easier to recruit elite athletes.

This renaissance in a league known as the Ancient Eight can be traced to something that has nothing to do with sports: new policies that have substantially enhanced financial aid for all admitted students, making it easier to recruit elite athletes, coaches and athletic administrators said.

The advanced technologies for the industrialization and urbanization have substantially enhanced the degradation of our environment; especially, the aquatic ones, through the discharge of industrial waste waters and domestic wastes (Amini et al. 2008; Senthilkumar et al. 2000).

The discovery of novel mutations in the gene encoding SOD1 that cause familial ALS has led to the development of genetically engineered animal models that have substantially enhanced our understanding of this disease.

Genomic sequencing has substantially enhanced the understanding of the genetics and molecular biology of brain tumors.

In the last decade, F-FDG PET has substantially enhanced the detection of CS.

The VIZIER Project has substantially enhanced our knowledge on flaviviral NS3Hel, providing the bases for the structure-based design and development of specific antiviral molecules targeting this essential class of enzymes.

The successful application of the rationale presented in Figure 5 not only led to the design of esters and sulfones having substantially enhanced antifungal activity [ 28] but also permitted the extension of our bioactive organosulfur compounds to include two new classes i.e. aryl methyl disulfides (e.g. M) and structurally related thiosulfonates (e.g. L).

Since the trough year in 2002, the strong rally in commodities, the strong demand for exporting and the decline of the U.S. dollar have all substantially enhanced the economic stability of emerging market economies, most of which maintain large current account surpluses and foreign reserves that have risen considerably and consistently.