Sentence examples for potential to augment from inspiring English sources
The group was prominent at the Seattle WTO protests of November 1999, when tens of thousands of people converged on a WTO conference to protest its potential to augment corporate control over the world's life-forms, food, and water.
Cell-based therapies for liver failure offer the potential to augment or replace whole organ transplantation.
RNAi-based technologies have the potential to augment, or replace existing pest management strategies.
Mechanical loading-induced convection has the potential to augment diffusion and enhance net transport into the disc.
Early evidence suggests that texture analysis has the potential to augment diagnosis and characterization as well as improve tumor staging and therapy response assessment in oncological practice.
Will we brazenly adopt wearable computing anyway for its promise and potential to augment humanity in ways that seem almost inevitable in their arrival?
It is concluded that great potential exists to augment the existing probabilistic methods by the use of Bayesian networks and decision analysis techniques to allow reasoning under uncertainty and to update probabilities, material properties and analyses as further data become available throughout the various stages of a project.
One potential way to augment the activity of TKIs is to combine them with conventional cytotoxic agents.
The use of PPARγ agonist might be a potential strategy to augment recovery of injuries by hMSC injection after cerebral ischaemia as PPARγ agonist (rosiglitazone) induced early expression of MAP2 and accelerated the neuron differentiation in vitro (Fig 5F).
We asked if Mn-SOD is a potential target to augment the sensitivity of cancer cells to various anti-cancer treatments and for this we established stable Mn-SOD antisense RNA expressing cell clones from two human colon cancer cell lines, HCT116 (p53 wild-type) and DLD1 (p53 mutant-type).
Targeting TnTs is one potential approach to augment, or enhance, the anti-tumor effect from a cancer biology perspective, and it may be true that such an approach would only be effective in specific subsets of patients rather than a universal approach.
