Sentence examples for was enhanced even from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the activity of Pt/SnO2 was enhanced even by the reduction at 25 °C and the catalyst reduced at 90 °C attained the highest activity.

In the octadecyl-coated matrix, transport of fluorene and phenanthrene was enhanced even in the presence of sub-micellar solution of rhamnolipid (20 mg/l), showing that adsorbed surfactant reduced the affinity of these compounds to this stationary phase.

TiO2 and Al2O3 containing high surface areas were effective for the high performance of PCE removal, since the formation of well dispersed Cr VI) active reaction sites for the present reaction system, was enhanced even for the high Cr loading on the catalyst surface.

Consistent with this interpretation is the evidence that memory for congruent items was enhanced even when examining the adjective-noun components, which suggests that properties of the definition itself were in some way directly or indirectly associated with the nonwords.

During ketamine administration, the experience of the illusion was enhanced even when visual and tactile inputs were asynchronous.

The tolerance of the Δ fadR Δ marR double mutant LMB015 was enhanced even more remarkably than that of each single mutant.

This suppression can be enhanced even further by variation of the supercycling scheme.

If that species, too, could have its full genome read, humanity's ability to know itself would be enhanced even further.

1 Enhancing Airport Security Security at the nation's airports could be enhanced even as passenger traffic rises by quickly making a wide range of relatively modest changes in screening passengers and bags, a report by the Department of Homeland Security has concluded.

By combining the roughness effect with prestretching of the substrate during deposition, a fine-scale random wrinkling morphology develops and the stretchability is enhanced even further.

Their children are troublemakers, "and the criminal conduct is enhanced, even permitted, by the lack of supervision," said Mr. Cohen, whose father moved the family here from Philadelphia in 1950.