Sentence examples for constant enabling from inspiring English sources

In comparing each protected area and its surroundings, PAR is maintained as approximately constant, enabling NDVI to be used as a relative measure of GPP.

We transfected this plasmid into NIH3T3 cells and established stable cell lines (hPGRN-3T3) in which constitutive hPGRN expression was relatively constant, enabling greater sensitivity for detecting miRNA-induced changes in expression at the post transcriptional level.

From this point, either R or R can be kept constant, enabling arrays to be performed by varying the other substitution vector (Scheme 2).

Knowing this number (now called the Hubble constant) enabled the cosmologists of the day to estimate the age of the universe by extrapolating backwards to the Big Bang the moment when all the galaxies, or the things that preceded them, were in the same place.Unfortunately, Hubble got some of his assumptions wrong, causing his figure to be way too high.

Keeping these values constant enables us to compare the distributions of the amplitudes, location and duration of the model commands.

It is based on the state-space formalism, which naturally avoids the derivatives of instantaneous material constants, enabling a convenient and accurate numerical implementation.

A knowledge of rate constants enables reaction completion times to be determined.

The resulting optical constants enable designing of a multilayer photonic heterostructure purposely optimized for UV/NIR-radiations protection.

Three groups of elastic constants, defined asorthotropic constants, have been introduced in this paper, and utilizing these constants enables the transformed stiffness to be expressed in rather simple forms.

Using an analytical solution to Fick's Second Law where sorption is partitioned into macroscopic and microscopic domains, each with unique diffusion time constants, enables precise prediction of experimental sorption observations.

The resulting deposition constants enable the calculation of the film thickness at any position in the library.