Sentence examples for allowed to enhance from inspiring English sources

Rh allyl)3 was used as a "salt-free" Rh NP precursor and allowed to enhance the stability of the Rh NPs compared to the usual RhCl3 precursor.

The results obtained showed that the pH of the solution (pH 10), the electrode material (Pb) and potential of electrode (−2.0 V (MSE)) allowed to enhance the selectivity of lactic acid which reached 90% with a conversion yield of 92%.

77.1 % Yes The market does not necessarily respond to provide the best solutions when unfettered 75.0 % Yes Free and fair competition' is important and a prerequisite, but not the 'only' way 75.0 % Yes State incentives should be allowed to enhance sustainable transport 75.0 % Yes The market ought to be fair and reflective of least externalities 72.9 % Yes.

The use of physically based synthesized sounds allowed to enhance the level of realism and variety compared to sampled sounds, since the produced sounds of the footsteps depended on the impact force of subjects in the environment, and therefore varied dynamically.

These responses lead us to state (with some internal contradictions) that: "Free and fair competition is one way to improve logistics service quality; the market should reflect the basic externalities; state incentives should be allowed to enhance sustainable transport but, the market does not necessarily respond to provide the best solutions when unfettered".

This approach allows to enhance the particular segments of the impulse response in a different way.

This in turn allows to enhance the system performance even further.

The new diffusion method allows to enhance, to sharpen anomalies, and to smooth the background of the image.

This transformation allows to enhance simple information (i.e., information contained in one dimension of the tensor).

The control of the thermal aspect allows to enhance substantially the reliability of these widely used electronic devices.

This allows to enhance the level of diagnosability which cannot be achieved using fixed and static pre-determined measurement systems.