Sentence examples for otherwise enriched from inspiring English sources

OCP Web services implement a wide variety of data-intensive queries that compute spatial and statistical analysis on big data on the server cluster and return smaller query answers that have been processed, filtered, or otherwise enriched.

Since anergy is one of the mechanisms by which the function of autoreactive B cells can be downregulated, a comparison of the productive B-cell repertoires of CD19loIgD+ and CD19hiIgD+ subsets from the same lupus patient was undertaken to determine whether the anergic B cells were oligoclonal or otherwise enriched in cells expressing genes known to encode autoantibodies.

The deal was to take most of Iran's low-enriched uranium which Iran might otherwise enrich further to make a bomb and convert it into fuel to run its Tehran Research Reactor.

First of all, it's important that this country doesn't freeze out people without wealthy backgrounds: it is wasteful of talent that would otherwise enrich this country.

Critics charge they're glorified bagmen in a pay-to-play world in which public officials hand assets to money managers willing to contribute to their political campaigns or otherwise enrich them.

In 2004, the companies taking advantage of the holiday ended up laying off thousands of workers and spent most of the money they brought back from abroad buying back stock and otherwise enriching their top executives and major stockholders.

A general guideline you can use when determining if something should or should not be done on the Sabbath is to ask yourself if the activity glorifies God or otherwise enriches your life or spiritual being.

It will boost your self-esteem, confidence, make you less likely to be teased, prevent depression, help you study harder, make your life happier and otherwise enrich your life.

An outstanding jurist, Andrew Inglis Clark, led a cadre of youngish men inspired by the day's positive liberalism to help establish the University of Tasmania (1890) and otherwise enrich cultural affairs.

Star formation in the progenitor halos of the atomic cooling halo must be suppressed, since the gas would otherwise become enriched with metals and have a low-temperature coolant (Johnson et al. 2008; Omukai et al. 2008).

One could imagine for example that some cytoskeletal components that are otherwise not enriched at the tight junction co-purify through links to actin cables that bind to tight junction components (e.g. cadherin).