Sentence examples for possibly augmenting from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, NRF2 activation has been shown recently to modulate cell metabolism possibly augmenting the cellular stress response (Mitsuishi et al., 2012).
Age-related alterations in the stromal microenvironment, including cytokine imbalance, could further impede macrophage function (Stout & Suttles, 2005), possibly augmenting senescent cell accumulation.
Cyanobacterial exotoxins may have the capacity to generate respiratory illness in non-atopic individuals, with endotoxins from cyanobacteria or commensal bacteria possibly augmenting the symptoms.
At Stratford, more flesh – possibly augmented with studs and ink – is likely to be flaunted.
Relatively large subsidence rates in the study area possibly augmented the eustatic sea-level rise in the Tortonian and hence contributed to the drowning of the reef system.
The increase in riparian forest cover was thus likely due to changes in vegetation management and species composition from land use conversion, possibly augmented by increased dry-season water availability.
We review the physics requirements for the ILC vertex detectors, which lead to the specification of silicon pixel sensors arranged as nested barrels, possibly augmented by endcap detectors for enhanced coverage of small polar angles.
Likewise, the error covariance matrix (mathbf {C}_{mathbf {y}^{o}}^{text {mf}}) (possibly augmented with C c ) is converted into a core-surface matrix R according to mathbf{R} = mathbf{Q} mathbf{C}_{mathbf{y}^{o}}^{text{mf}} mathbf{Q}^{dagger}, (19).
Those people probably learn more from movies, possibly augmented by reading books about movies.
By watch I mean an analog device, with hands sweeping around a dial, possibly augmented by "complications" as they are known, and all designed to look good on your wrist.
Instead, Caribbean Acropora populations appear to be experiencing recruitment failure [39], possibly augmented by Allee effects resulting from WBD-induced population reductions [25], [40], [41].
