enrichment

Examples of enriched

enriched

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Finally, an attractor state may change if the system is dramatically altered or enriched or if a significant perturbation is applied.
What these claims mean is that a child's phonological representation apparatus is initially highly impoverished and is enriched over the course of acquisition.
All these characteristics would be expected for partial melts of an enriched protolith at relatively high pressures.
This kind of self-knowledge confers practical wisdom, tolerance, and compassion and thus influences how the individual so enriched judges other people and other situations.
The isotope compositions have distinctly more enriched characteristics than typical depleted mantle.
Occasionally it contains pods (greater than 1 cm) of black sandstone enriched in carbon and pyrite.
Once we have enriched graphs sufficiently, they are actually isomorphic to terms with explicit sharing.
The biosynthesis of tenellin enriched from singly and doubly labelled precursors.
In such places sediments enriched in organic matter, and thus in nutrients and metals, are formed.
They were enriched by the narrators' knowledge of each other.
Isolation of biologically active ribonucleic acid from sources enriched in ribonuclease.
This last aspect is enriched by quotations from students about musical values.
This discussion would be further enriched by including stimuli into a selection account of behavior.
Distribution of fetal erythroblasts enriched from maternal blood in multifetal pregnancies.
Abstracts imprinted genes and has enriched for other known imprinted genes.
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