Sentence examples for is augmented further from inspiring English sources
With And the Birds Fell from the Sky, the experience is augmented further by the use of video goggles and props, so it becomes a kind of video game-like experience.
This challenge is augmented further by the distinct possibility that the specific disease manifestation in an individual patient results from a combination of these and other factors.
The conditional mean model was augmented further with AR(2) terms in Model 3. The estimation results reveal that both AR(1) and AR(2) terms are significant along with the F-statistic for the heteroscedastic ARCH effect.
The play was broken down into six parts and told using six different installations which took up residence in a disused shop in Hackney, east London the installations were augmented further by using online videos accessed through RETZ's website.
What we learn from this new model is that the positioning of Thr-38 at the active site may be augmented further by the binding of residues 10 16 of the N-terminus of Ets along the hydrophobic groove of the DRS of ERK2.
In contrast, the increased NOX1 expression was augmented further in Ad-shPGC-1α-infected cells.
These may be augmented further with clinical interventions which suppress human infectiousness with gametocidal drugs or transmission-blocking vaccines [ 64].
Proliferation inhibition through gemcitabine could not be augmented further by dose enhancement of gemcitabine (data not shown).
Osteolysis was augmented further by RANKL but only partially inhibited by OPG in Charcot patients, suggesting that other mechanisms or pathways participate in Charcot-induced bone pathology.
In the 1984 89 lamb crops, of the Perendale selection lines, the natural challenge was augmented further by an artificial challenge with H. contortus larvae.
This challenge may be augmented further if doctor and patient must confront uncomfortable truths that conflict with patient preferences and societal pressures in order to achieve functional improvements [ 6].
