Sentence examples for mostly to enhance from inspiring English sources

The image enhancement part was mostly to enhance the character of the target area.

Iran's electricity market was restructured mostly to enhance its production efficiency.

Interracial buddy-cop movies were a leap forward from earlier silver-screen black-and-white pairings — Will Rogers and Stepin Fetchit, say, or Jack Benny and Eddie (Rochester) Anderson — in which, Mr. Donalson said, "the black character serves mostly to enhance the white one".

While Melvin Donalson, author of "Masculinity in the Interracial Buddy Film," is correct in characterizing the relationship between Will Rogers and Stepin Fetchit as one in which "the black character serves mostly to enhance the white one," he mischaracterizes the relationship between Jack Benny and Eddie (Rochester) Anderson in this manner.

We conclude that the noseleaves in both FM bats studied here serve mostly to enhance the signal to noise ratio in an area of interest to the bats.

Because in severe contusion the hindlimbs are practically paralysed and have no ability to generate weight supporting stepping, for physiotherapy purposes, mostly to enhance hindlimb muscle strength, we added a treadmill exercise protocol to the unirradiated and the irradiated groups.

Which is all fine, but it mostly serves to enhance the excitement we can feel when we hit the big time: a farmers' market loaded with stuff that was picked not only nearby but yesterday.

Like other mapmakers, Mercator relied on colorists, mostly women, to enhance his otherwise bland line engravings.

Of course, UI and screen graphics are mostly used to enhance the story with information as a way to explain, illustrate and dramatize plot points.

The interactivity, on-demand video and social media connections available online are mostly designed to enhance the broadcast experience, McClowskey said.

The anticonvulsant, anxiolytic, and sedative effects of benzodiazepines like diazepam are mostly attributed to enhance the action of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABAA) [ 41].