Sentence examples for systematically augmented from inspiring English sources

This provides a succinct and systematic way of representing the network, which can be systematically augmented.

Here, we systematically augmented the original binary library with additional levels of diversity and examined the effects.

The QFD technique is augmented to systematically integrate the needs of customers with various engineering or technical characteristics and derive the priority weights for different technical requirements while evaluating the feasible CNC turning centres.

Data were systematically examined using Framework Analysis augmented by Prior's approach to document analysis in an iterative process.

A core set of dimensions and constructs for EIA detection were systematically derived from the literature and augmented by investigative team arbitration.

There is an increasing interest in computational reactor safety analysis to systematically replace the conservative calculations by best estimate calculations augmented by quantitative uncertainty analysis methods.

The amount of phenotypic information derived from targeted mutations and hypothesis-driven studies is increasing rapidly, and is now being further augmented by high-throughput international efforts to systematically analyse the effects of genomic variation on model organism phenotypes.

To describe and systematically review the current evidence on the effects of swallow therapy augmented by biofeedback in adults with dysphagia (PROSPERO 2016 CRD42016052942).

However augmented, the use of this technique in relation to the study of image fusion must be implemented systematically to determine the driving forces for enhancement of human perception.

This step augmented the draft assemblies yielding 106,570 and 118,896 contig transcripts for CM and AG, respectively (Table  1).> To systematically describe uncharacterized transcriptome assemblies, we developed the Multi-Species Annotation (MSA) pipeline, based on BLAST alignments to a full primate database (see Methods).

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