The phrase "also enables to quantify" is not correct in written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or object to clarify what is being quantified.
Example: "The new software also enables us to quantify the data more effectively."
Alternatives: "also allows for quantification" or "also facilitates quantifying".
A camera is usually described using the pinhole model and calibration enables to quantify the projection matrix.
This approach also enables researchers to quantify the effect of other protective systems (fire and gas detection, emergency shut-down, depressurization and firewalls) on the level of required fireproofing.
TIF sampling as presented here will, however, give a protein signature that in addition to being representative for an earlier stage of the disease also enable us to quantify microenvironmental proteins.
It also enabled us to quantify the epistemic uncertainty associated with tsunami predictions based on various source inversion models.
Moreover, the structure of the sequence similarity networks also enabled us to quantify and characterize the novel diversity detected by CC analyses.
The prospective estimates should also enable us to quantify the resources necessary for the health care system [ 4], provided that we are able to adjust the rates for patients untreated for whatever reason (treatment contraindication, patient's refusal of treatment, very advanced stage of disease or unfavourable health status of a patient, etc).
The large size and content of fluorescent cargo in stable HeLa C1 cells also enables one to visualise and quantify single secretory cargo fusion events at the plasma membrane (see supplementary material Movie 2).
This work is not only driven by the aspiration to understand transmission dynamics in wild waterbirds but also to enable one to quantify the potential risk of the virus spreading to domestic poultry and its subsequent high economic impact in the private and public sector (Capua and Alexander, 2004).
