Sentence examples for would be enriched by from inspiring English sources

Any trip to Asheville would be enriched by visiting these homes.

The conductor Michael Tilson Thomas seems to discount the topical musical traditions that would be enriched by the talent now drained by auditions.

The taoiseach said that heterosexual marriage would not be diminished by same-sex marriage and that the institution of marriage would be enriched by it.

The last straw came when the group picked "The Da Vinci Code" and someone suggested the discussion would be enriched by delving into the author's source material.

But then when I sat down at the typewriter I would put all my research in the far back of my mind to invent an entirely fictional story that, with luck, would be enriched by immersive weeks of nosing around in the real world.

Still others contended that this pluralism would gradually disappear over the years, that the American character was still in the process of formation, and that, as this character gradually emerged, it would be enriched by the blending of the admirable features of the various foreign nationalities.

The field would be enriched, for example, by qualitative research to elucidate the logic of care that is, the numerous elements of good illness management that are complementary to the application of research evidence.

(3) The p-value that a group of proteins would be enriched with lethal proteins by chance alone is given by the cumulative probability of binomial distribution as (4) Here n is the size of the protein group, k is the number of lethal proteins in the group, and p is the probability that a protein be lethal.

Armed with the British Mission's report, Chadwick and Oliphant were able to persuade Groves to reduce K-25's enrichment target; the output of K-25 would be enriched to weapons grade by being fed into the electromagnetic plant.

By carefully warming liquid hydrogen, 5 litres of liquid hydrogen could be distilled to 1 millilitre, which would be enriched in the heavy isotope by 100 to 200 times.

Immune evasion in DLBCLs can be associated with loss of MHC class I expression consequent on mutation and/or deletion of B2M, which may be further accompanied by inactivation of CD58 [ 48], and a prediction might be that such cases would be enriched in the subset characterized by apparent immunological ignorance.