Sentence examples for the process was enhanced from inspiring English sources
Indeed, with the gradual fragmentation of central authority beginning in the 9th century, the process was enhanced: rival caliphates and dynasties flourished in widely scattered parts of the Islamic world, and around them courts provided venues for the stentorian boasts of poets.
The process was enhanced by directing yeast metabolism towards biodegradation pathways using hexadecane as co-metabolite and by immobilizing yeast cells in calcium alginate beads.
The women's subsequent general satisfaction with the process was enhanced by their perception of the manner in which they were treated by the ultrasonographers.
Fidelity of the process was enhanced by students audio-recording the interviews and transcribing and rating them using the Motivational Interviewing Treatment Integrity (MITI) tool [ 52] and students were encouraged to practice coding transcripts.
The process is enhanced in the presence of glycerol or other organic compound.
In mice it has been shown that overexpression of caveolin-3 inhibits myoblast fusion whereas the process is enhanced by a lack of caveolin-3 [19].
Process development steps are briefly summarized in Fig. 4. The presented improvements in product concentration correspond to process intensification in almost its original definition, that the efficacy of the process is enhanced by two orders of magnitude (Ramshaw, 1999).
Even if zirconia materials transform most rapidly at temperature ranging between 200°C and 300°C, at low temperatures the process is enhanced by the presence of water, available in vivo [ 15– 22].
In rats, whole-liver radiation with 24 Gy resulted in significant liver fibrosis that predicts the onset of liver dysfunction, the process being enhanced by cyclophosphamide (Geraci et al, 1992).
We assume that the intensity of this process was enhanced also by patulin-stimulated production of testosterone.
In addition, the fatigue limit of the specimen produced by the CH process was enhanced due to the grain-refined microstructure of the specimen compared to the one of the WD process.
