Sentence examples for characterized to allow from inspiring English sources

The working environment of the Mole (Martian sand-like soil) was simulated and fully characterized to allow repeatable test conditions.

One of the few such regions which are well enough characterized to allow estimates of deletion frequency is in the DMD gene, which at about 2.4 Mb is the longest known gene (this was not formally included in our study since it is not autosomal).

and characterized to allow for the construction of the following three types of promoter-RBS libraries: constitutive promoter-RBS libraries, repressor-regulated promoter-RBS libraries and activator-regulated promoter-RBS libraries.

The trajectory and rate of discovery of novel risk loci in GWA studies and meta-analysis of GWAs suggest it is possible that within a few years enough risk alleles will have been characterized to allow the formulation of a useful genomic profile.

Our analysis (see Figure 1, Cluster III) clearly shows that cluster III enzymes among enzymes of validated function are most closely related to salicylate 5-hydroxylases, however representatives of this cluster need to be functionally characterized to allow any clear functional assignment.

As a matter of fact, the anatomy and mechanical/physiological/biochemical properties and functions of the human CV system, arteries, heart, kidney and RAS are, to the best of our knowledge, now understood and numerically characterized enough to allow for such a human quantitative approach to be adopted (especially with this articles chosen phenomenological "input-output" approach).

Key to the iterative process is revisiting these steps at intermediate stages throughout the assessment to assure that contributing stressors, influencing factors, and effect end points are integrated so that combined effects and primary risk contributors can be well characterized to the level existing knowledge allows.

We have developed an optimized near-IR excitation and emission confocal system that we have fully characterized and validated to allow the imaging of QDs through the epidermis and demonstrated its sensitivity through an ex vivo human skin sample.

However, no attempt has been made previously to characterize masticated almonds to allow quantification of lipid available for digestion, including the early stages of digestion, which is a key determinant of postprandial lipemia (5) and other metabolic responses (3).

Although epidemiologic publications infrequently present detailed information on the potential impact of measurement error (Jurek et al. 2006; Spiegelman 2010), epidemiologic study results would be enhanced by detailing exposure assessment assumptions and characterizing measurement error to allow risk assessors to gauge the potential impact of this error.

Similarly the "good-enough marriage" is characterized by its capacity to allow spouses to keep growing, to afford them the strength and bravery required to face the world.