Sentence examples for the use and enhancement of from inspiring English sources

The need for continuously measuring bedload intensity and dynamics has therefore increased the use and enhancement of surrogate methods.

When Janet Radcliffe Richards argued in The Sceptical Feminist (1980) that "feminists should not be opposed to … making a living by means of the use and enhancement of sexual attributes", she explicitly positioned herself as unlike other feminists.

Sound effect design included use and enhancement of the "bone-crunching audio design" of previous titles and, while the "dynamic experience" was vital, small details such as the "rustling of fighter's clothes" and background sounds were also included.

Other government policies and initiatives that influence Australia's competitiveness in the establishment of plantations and the supply of plantation based carbon credits are listed in Tables 1 and 2. Main mechanism to ensure the sustainable use, conservation and enhancement of forests.

Although the apparent rarity of coinfection enhancement may have resulted simply because this phenomenon is more difficult to observe than superinfection exclusion, there are both mechanistic and evolutionary reasons to expect viruses to differ in the use and strength of enhancement versus exclusion mechanisms.

Their interests include minimally invasive surgery/ percutaneous interventions and robots to enable neuroscience research/rehabilitation. Their devices and models of human motor control are used in the assessment and enhancement of human sensorimotor capabilities.

The need for sustainable land use-ecosystems conjures the protection and enhancement of soil quality through designing efficient site specific actions to control erosion and restore soil quality, thereby improving the conditions and productivity of the agro-silvipastoral landscapes in the western highlands region of Cameroon.

Thus it exhibits the potential to be used for maintaining the quality, safety, and enhancement of the postharvest life of agricultural and horticultural commodities and minimally processed food products.

A particular focus is on the protection and enhancement of ecosystem services using the GI concept.

Our findings contribute to a growing recognition of the importance of landscape structure to wetland birds and highlight a number of implications for the spatial planning and enhancement of wetlands using a landscape approach.

While the basic quality control, pre-processing, and analysis of the data has already been performed by members of the modENCODE consortium, many researchers will wish to reinterpret the data set using modifications and enhancements of the original protocols, or combine modENCODE data with other data sets.