Sentence examples for suggest augmenting from inspiring English sources
They suggest augmenting or replacing the test with other criteria, like leadership and service hours, middle school grades, and teacher recommendations.
We suggest augmenting CT in Choice Experiments with a so-called Opt-Out Reminder (OOR).
We therefore suggest augmenting the current culture of communicating models as working just fine with a culture of presenting analyses in which we try to break models, i.e., model mechanisms explaining certain observations break down.
Thus, we now suggest augmenting the naming policy to allow for the differentiation of splice variants.
We suggest augmenting the alarm with a bedside device that would turn on a light and transmit the alarm to another location in the house, such as a parent's bedroom.
It says the device is "built for developers & hackers," and they suggest augmented reality as a possible consumer application, but are interesting in seeing exactly what the dev community can come up with via its full-featured API.
Increased formation of nitrotyrosine and reduced expression of CSE suggest augmented oxidative/nitrosative stress and/or reduced bioavailability of NO or H2S to be involved in the impairment of LV distension in septic cardiomyopathy.
However, two studies of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) suggest augmented excitability of nociceptors in association with estrogens.
Mr. Morgan thought the dueling narrators would have to be dropped from the movie; Mr. Howard suggested augmenting Brennan and Reston with even more narrators, all recounting their recollections for a television documentary.
Skyrms suggests augmenting the laws of classical probability with an extra requirement that only impossibilities are assigned probability 0. Easwaran (2014) argues that we should instead reject the view that expected utility theory commands indifference between acts with equal expected utility.
I am suggesting augmenting the curricula to demonstrate the link between skills learned in the classroom, and those needed on the job, whether through the coursework itself or through auxiliary workshops.
