Sentence examples for served to augment from inspiring English sources

In addition, he mentioned several other special astronomical conditions that served to augment the tides at that time.

He had come to envisage a joint ruling people consisting of Macedonians and Persians, and this served to augment the misunderstanding that now arose between him and his people.

Two decades later, wrapped up in career and mortgage, with middle age breathing down my neck, it served to augment my worries and drag them kicking and screaming from my subconscious, right to the forefront of my mind.

For example, folding the spindle to artificially concentrate actin, in a region of high microtubule density, served to augment redistribution of actin along microtubule tracks, facilitating visualization.

The use of contrast-enhanced MRI and diffusion-weighted sequences have further served to augment the information available to the clinical team during initial assessment of both neuroblastomas and Wilms tumours.

What Bartaco offers is not that, but rather a small selection of antojitos, street snacks which serve to augment your drinks, a sort of south-of-the-border tapas.

Furthermore, it has been hypothesised that administered lipid may even serve to augment enteric absorption through increased plasma affinity for amitriptyline.

Today, it's extending its feature set again with the addition of an expense reporting tool, which serves to augment its previously available receipt capture function.

Such data may serve to augment existing data collections and can be used for synthesis efforts such as meta-analysis, for parameterizing models, and for verifying research results (i.e., study reproducibility).

Nevertheless, I would claim that enhancing viewer engagement through manipulations of film style that are congruent with the goals of the story makers and can serve to augment the force of the narrative; they can enhance the tendency for viewers to get lost in the story.

A piano chord, replayed backwards, serves to augment the build-up of effects, which are immediately followed by the opening of "Breathe".