Sentence examples for simultaneously augments from inspiring English sources

Whether immediate or distant, the past intrudes, filtered through a most unreliable sieve: memory, which simultaneously augments and distorts every performance we see.

A compelling solution is offered by oncolytic viruses (OVs), which can be engineered to selectively replicate within and destroy tumour tissue while simultaneously augmenting antitumour immunity.

However, one hypothesis holds that a pharmacologic strategy aimed at reducing amygdala activity while simultaneously augmenting medial prefrontal cortex function could facilitate the extinction of conditioned fear.

Not only does he refuse to show his face, undercutting (and simultaneously augmenting) his own celebrity, but Marcos's story is of a man who came to his leadership, not through swaggering certainty, but by coming to terms with political uncertainty, by learning to follow.

That is, appropriate exogenous supplementation or intracellular accumulation of redox mediators all could significantly increase fluxes of electron transfer to simultaneously augment reductive degradation and bioelectricity generation.

The most interesting light-based works are the ones that can seemingly blend into their surroundings while simultaneously augmenting them.

Patten's work seeks to explore the possibilities of this new language, pushing the boundaries of how we engage with computers and playing with our expectations, while simultaneously augmenting our experience of the physical world through interaction with technology and information.

Block of both isoforms simultaneously augmented CL by 38.2% (CL = 293.27 ms).

Only thiazolidinediones simultaneously augment the PI-3 kinase (metabolic) pathway while inhibiting the MAP kinase (atherogenic) pathway [ 126, 127].

The run of many control charts simultaneously will augment the reliability of detection.

Or any CEO whose organization is embracing AI or automation that is simultaneously substituting, augmenting and creating new human work, as was the case with the energy company my co-author John Boudreau and I profiled in a recent Harvard Business Review article.