Sentence examples for measure augmented from inspiring English sources
Stage traits were characterized by a significant genotypic effect and a high heritability value, but the influence of the residual factors, either environmental conditions or precision of measure, augmented from date2.5 to date0.5.
The new measures augmented individual rights, upending an old theocratic order that placed the empire's Christians beneath its Muslims, and they promised greater equality for Armenians.
These measures augment the preëxisting authoritarian order, in which a free press and political opposition were stifled.
These measures augment the pressure on family members to provide caregiving, resulting in a higher prevalence of young caregivers.
Humans are wearing and implanting devices that measure and augment us, helping us be healthier and more productive.
Mr. Daschle also said he would "aggressively oppose" any Republian efforts to add tax cuts to the health care measure, thus augmenting the $1.35 trillion tax cut just signed into law.
Conclusions: These findings show both the feasibility of obtaining stride-to-stride measures of gait timing in the ambulatory setting and the potential use of gait variability measures in augmenting the prospective evaluation of fall risk in community-living older adults.
"Shoreline protection measures can augment, but are not substitutes for, other options," it says.
The measures will augment the £20bn that the chancellor is announcing for so-called "credit easing" — money that will be channelled from existing promises that had been made by the Treasury to the Bank of England to enable Threadneedle Street to buy corporate bonds.
The study findings suggest that from the TB patients' perspective, initiatives to scale up HIV testing by TB patients in the Free State need to consider additional measures to augment routine/provider-initiation of HIV testing.
Conventionally, microstructure quantification has been addressed using highly simplified measures suggested by the governing physics, with the list of measures often suitably augmented by the intuition of the materials expert.
