Sentence examples for base that enables from inspiring English sources

Lombardi's career path to living the promise of internet (that is, having a marketable skill and client base that enables you to work from anywhere) started when he dropped out of college (switching to a graphic design-program) and when he quit his corporate job as an Art Director to travel across Europe (discovering his love for travel and adventure in the process).

The main objective of our prospective study platform is to build a data base that enables the investigation of genetic and non-genetic risk factors as well as biomarkers for late-onset diseases.

Did wetter climate drive forest expansion, providing a greater resource base that enabled community development?

There is a need to constantly update their professional knowledge base that enable them to face the diversity and "adversity" of the health process in the daily routine.

It lagged far behind prosperous Hong Kong, lacking both the deep-sea port and land base that enabled its sister city to become one of the economic powerhouses of Asia.

"Only a platform with millions of genomes can provide the network effect and knowledge base that enable everyone to derive greater benefit, continually attracting more users, more data, and delivering ever more powerful health insights to serve people and patients everywhere," said WuXi NextCODE chairman and WuXi AppTec founder Dr.

At the time of Liebig's proposal, bases were still regarded solely as substances that neutralized acids with the production of salts, and nothing was known about the constitutional features of bases that enabled them to do this.

The foundations of the abbey church are presented as a footprint, with walls and column bases that enable the visitor to visualize the scale of the Romanesque abbey.

For all lhRNA constructs, each pair of primers had an overlapping sequence of 19 bases that enabled extension of the PCR product to generate a U6 promoter lhRNA cassette with a RNA Pol III transcription termination signal [48].

The Molecular Inversion Probe (MIP) [14], a more advanced version of the padlock probe, contained also i) a molecular barcode for downstream chip detection, ii) a single base gap that enables single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) detection, and iii) an exponential amplification strategy based on probe inversion and universal primer PCR amplification.

The end result is true base-by-base sequencing that enables the industry's most accurate data for a broad range of applications.