Sentence examples for the latter augmented from inspiring English sources

In the latter, augmented glycogen synthesis helps to replenish and expand the glycogen storage in trained muscle [59], [60].

This latter augmented noticeably after supplementation (about 25%) in the AGE2 group and the CUG of women employees that were taking the A- ω3 supplement as compared to those not taking the A- ω3 pills.

While GVAX as a monotherapy had limited efficacy in phase III trials, it is an attractive candidate for combined usage with ipilimumab as the latter may augment immune responses to multiple tumour antigens.

Although all adopting diversity-based combination, the former two algorithms are generated by manipulating the original training set, while the latter one by augmenting the original training set using artificial training examples and has exhibited both stronger robustness to noise than AdaBoost and better resilience to missing features than Bagging and AdaBoost.

The latter problem is further augmented by various HPV DNA tests generating discordant results in positivity and genotyping [ 13– 20].

For the generation of EHR system forms from archetypes, the latter have to be augmented to comprehensive archetypes[ 15] in the first step.

By only using the latter class, we could augment the analysis with a temporal dimension.

In support of the latter possibility, androgens can augment Wnt signaling [49], [50], and even stimulate Lef1 expression in osteoblasts (Figure S2) similar to what has been observed in adipocytes [51].

"God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" and "Silver Bells" have the ebullient, collective manner of carol-singers, while more delicate material such as "Silent Night" and "Away in a Manger" employ subtler blends  of vibes, bowed saw, lap-steel and piano to produce atmospheric effects, augmented on the latter by creaking-cradle noises and overheard ambient vocals.

The latter found that IDO expression augments kidney injury following renal IR.

The latter two signatures corroborate and augment epidemiological findings and emphasize the value of whole-blood gene expression profiling for the analysis of molecular mechanisms underlying complex traits and diseases.