Sentence examples for characteristics which enables from inspiring English sources

This model could scale well in the face of Big Data challenges given some of its distributed characteristics, which enables "Observers" and "Analyzers" to be added for scalability.

The advantages of composite materials over conventional materials stem largely from their higher specific strength, stiffness and fatigue characteristics, which enables structural design to be more versatile.

By measuring the TPP the mechanical ventilator settings could be set more individually with respect to lung and chest wall mechanical characteristics, which enables the identification of lung recruitment potential in relation to a potential risk of VILI.

Another strength is the variety of the risk factors addressed (demographic, clinical, psychological, social and professional characteristics), which enables an analysis of interrelations and allows identification and/or confirms the risk factors for chronic LBP.

At all stages of the process, he demonstrated an ability for extremely keen observation and the immediate recognition of desirable characteristics, which enabled him to select useful varieties.

What you should also have is the "personality characteristics which enable you to work within a team environment; because it is a multidisciplinary field, this is very important," adds Parker.

To reveal the ecophysiological characteristics which enable the species to cope with such environmental stresses, we measured leaf temperature, shoot architecture and photosynthetic and transpirational responses together with the microclimate of the natural habitat.

Influenza A virus displays strong reassortment characteristics, which enable it to achieve adaptation in human infection.

We had access to many physician, patient, encounter, and billing characteristics, which enabled us to perform a comprehensive assessment of the impact of a variety of factors on the accuracy of syndromic surveillance case definitions.

The former hypothesizes that some claimants have characteristics which enable them to leave benefits quickly and others have a permanently low chance of recovering their health and/or getting a job [ 36].

Stool culture remains the diagnostic 'gold' standard for enteric pathogenic bacteria disposing certain characteristics which enable them to be selected out of the normal gastrointestinal flora, while other bacteria without such characteristics cannot be distinguished from apathogenic gut bacteria by culture methods alone (see below).