Sentence examples for apparent enabling from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, since tumour dissemination often appears to be an early event, it is theoretically possible that a chemoprevention regime might be developed that would prevent tumour metastasis before the primary tumour was clinically apparent, enabling the bulk of human cancer to be cured by surgical resection.

Twitter, it seems apparent, enables journalists to report and publish actively in digital space.

The appeal of such models is in their apparent generality, enabling prediction across a wide variety of organisms and environments with minimal input about genetic parameters.

Taken together, we demonstrate that constitutive promoters can be used to express some TALENs without any apparent toxic effects, enabling the recovery of heritable mutations.

The simplified method was used to obtain apparent correlation time τc enabling the comparison of the polyurethanes studied.

While there was little evidence of ageism, inequity was apparent in the independent enabling effects of education and health insurance cover, the latter particularly in sites where out-of-pocket expenses were common, and private health insurance an important component of healthcare financing.

A good look at the shape of the sounding curve and ranges of the apparent resistivity values enable dividing the curves into groups.

But the Latin fear of setting a precedent by approving any apparent "coup" has enabled the Chavistas shouting "democracy" and "rule of law"–to cynically fool or intimidate the world.

The BAER approach (Bremen AErosol Retrieval), von Hoyningen-Huene et al., 2003, uses a linear mixing model of spectra for 'green vegetation' and 'bare soil', tuned by the NDVI, determining an apparent surface to enable this separation of aerosol and surface properties from VIS and NIR channels.

Thereafter the disease gradually resolved and no macroscopic signs of arthritis were apparent at day 40 (Fig. 1a), enabling mice to climb under the lids of their cages.

The related fibro-slime genes in F. succinogenes may play a similar role, enabling it to move in an analogous manner without apparent motility in solution.