Sentence examples for compounds to enable from inspiring English sources

We are using photoswitch compounds to enable local regulation of excitability in individual dendrites of neurons, including in the hippocampus and retina.

Machines copy DNA strands and modify them with fluorescent labels and other compounds to enable them to read DNA's sequence letters, or bases.

This has limited the use of such technology in pre-clinical research where prolonged and constant exposure is needed to validate targets with less-than-ideal tool compounds to enable a data driven decision without significant upfront investment.

In aquatic animals, such as crustaceans, distance pheromones are hypothesized as mostly polar, water-soluble compounds to enable transmission in odor plumes [4].

"To use an embassy compound to enable lawbreakers to avoid punishment has nothing to do with the proper functions of an embassy...

Characteristic ions are then selected for each compound to enable quantification through comparison with the responses determined during calibration.

For in vivo localization of drugs in tissues and cells, receptor microautoradiography was specifically designed to preserve both tissue structure and deposition of noncovalently bound diffusible compounds and to enable microscopic viewing, quantitative analysis, and characterization of target sites.

Moreover, both experimental and mathematical models provide a convenient means to facilitate the in vitro development of novel six-coordinate platinum compounds; particularly to enable a bridge between observations in simple cell monolayer systems to the complexities associated with poorly vascularised hypoxic tumours in vivo.

An important characteristic of 3-D similarity methods, compared to 2-D similarity methods, is that 3-D similarity methods are applied at a conformer level, not at a compound level, to enable consideration of various distinct molecular conformations in 3-D space that may be biologically relevant.

In GC, derivatization of more polar compounds is obligatory to enable the GC analysis, whereas in GC MS it may also improve ionization and/or fragmentation characteristics.

Overliming (Mohagheghi et al. 2006) the hydrolysate to remove some of the aromatic and aliphatic compounds was sufficient to enable full conversion of the hydrolysate [yield 1.0 g d-xylonate (g d-xylose consumed)−1] and to improve the production rate to 1.1 g d-xylonate l−1 h−1 with an inoculum of only 1.0 1.5 g biomass l−1 (Fig.  5).