Sentence examples for reduce or augment from inspiring English sources
Other aesthetic surgeries can reduce or augment parts of the body that are perceived to be too large or too small; common examples include the nose or breasts.
There are approaches designed to reduce or augment the underlying framework and/or reduce the "dead space" between the skin and the cartilaginous structure, but these fail to create a stable midline framework in the supratip area.
A recent behavioral study found that individuals are willing to reduce or augment others' incomes at their personal costs even when there is no cooperative norm to advance [Dawes, et al., 2007].
Cancer cell concentration can be reduced or augmented in our system depending on the characteristics of the tumor (Fig. 1b).
With a deeper understanding of the mechanisms of immune cell function, born from this basic research, we will be able to take advantage of scientific opportunities to manipulate immune function – either reducing or augmenting it, as needed.
The intracellular domains are also targets for post-translational modification such as phosphorylation which play a critical role in GPCR 'memory' resulting in reduced (desensitization) or augmented (sensitization) responses [90].
Cell-based therapies aim to restore metabolic homeostasis within the IVD and reduce inflammation by replacing or augmenting the disc cells at an early stage of degeneration.
Long periods of high unemployment tend to reduce rather than augment the pool of potential workers.
It is interesting to speculate that treatments that specifically reduce catastrophizing might augment interventions such as LPA.
Cytokines such as TGF-β, IL-4, and IL-10 can modulate this process, generating antigen-presenting cells that reduce Teffs and augment generation of Tregs.
Another strategy particularly used in more costly settings, such as hospitals, has been re-engineering, centered in reviewing the organization of work, reallocating, and sometimes reducing, personnel to augment productivity [ 16].
