Sentence examples for predicted to enhance from inspiring English sources
The minimum shielding archetype network, appearing very high porous at particle surface, is predicted to enhance greatly the drying rate.
Droplet is predicted to enhance gas absorption at short times and to lead to significant supersaturation of the droplet with dissolved species at long times.
In Arabidopsis thaliana, these include marked stem elongation and leaf elevation, responses that have been predicted to enhance leaf cooling [2 5].
For example, forested and heterogeneous habitats are predicted to enhance future urban development and mitigation of future climate change – a goal of the Saxon government.
A ten percentage point increase in urban spatial contiguity was predicted to enhance the minimum temperature annual average urban heat island intensity by between 0.3 and 0.4 °C.
Cancer 5, 90 (2017)) was omitted in error from the following sentence: "The ability of oncolytic viruses to increase the expression of MHC class I molecules by cancer cells is also predicted to enhance ACT with TILs or TCR-engineered and chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells that target tumour-specific antigens".
Urbanization is increasing rapidly in developing countries and is predicted to sizably enhance the atmospheric deposition of pollutant aerosols to cities and down-wind (Pandey et al. 2013).
Particularly, the first introns in AtAHL4, 6 and 14 are predicted to strongly enhance their transcription.
These data indicate that the N-terminal domain has activity to mitigate toxicity of the pathogenic protein, and that, should N-terminal proteolysis occur, it is predicted to substantially enhance toxicity of the protein.
Our newly established single-residue computational permutation analysis of specific non-canonical Arabidopsis proteins of interest identifies particular amino acid residues in the upstream domain that are predicted to strongly enhance peroxisome targeting.
The threshold stress is predicted to be enhanced by the reduction of inter-particle spacing.
