Sentence examples for subsequently augmented to from inspiring English sources
In the initial stage, a two level half fractional factorial design was employed as a screening design, which was subsequently augmented to a central composite design.
Arterial stiffness causes an early return of the reflected pressure wave to the aorta, with subsequently augmented central systolic pressure.
The fusion protein bound to TGF- β as a decoy and inhibited TGF- β-dependent transcription in tumors, which subsequently augmented viral replications in the infected tumor cells.
These bacilli subsequently augmented their fitness for niche specific adaptations by tuning their genomic repertoires with a constant genetic flux aided by extensive and selective lateral gene acquisitions counter balanced by a directional genome decay concomitant with their wide host range.
The network is subsequently augmented based on gene expression data using reverse causal reasoning.
Because of high rates of AHP recurrence or undercorrection, Parks' modification was subsequently augmented.
Constructed initially using RFLP markers, this map was subsequently augmented with SNP and SSR markers derived from EST sequencing [ 5, 6].
She recently had her breasts augmented to a 34-C.
Implementing measures to safely minimize or treat injuries would contribute to combating work-related stressors and subsequently augmenting a unit's operational effectiveness.
Generation of surface-active lipids during lipolysis, such as fatty acids or diacylglycerol, might increase LD surface tension and subsequently augment the triggering of ER-LD bridge formation, thereby allowing more lipases to migrate to LDs.
Synovitis and joint damage are closely associated with OA pain, 2 4 and cyclo-oxygenase inhibitors and intra-articular glucocorticosteroid injections can reduce both inflammation and pain in man and in rat OA models. 2 5–7 Inflammation contributes to pain flares in OA, exacerbates articular damage, and may initiate sustained sensitisation that subsequently augments chronic pain.
