Sentence examples for cycles to enable from inspiring English sources

In this paper we present the design of the initial core and the refueling strategy for subsequent fuel cycles to enable a smooth transition to the equilibrium core.

The surplus embryos that are not transferred are stored and used in subsequent treatment cycles to enable pregnancy.

As described above, cultivation of AAPs requires light dark cycles to enable them to form pigments in the dark and use them in the light.

The Ambé project in Para state, 700km downstream from Manaus, allows the felling of selected trees in a 25-year cycle to enable new trees to flourish.

The dipping pins are lubricated at the start of each cycle to enable the dry capsule to be stripped off the pins smoothly.

Erk1/2 and Akt proteins play an important role in cell survival, and activation of Akt has been shown to overcome cell cycle arrest in G1 and G2 phases of the cell cycle to enable cell proliferation [ 19- 22].

If six cycles of S-IUI were offered instead of U-IUI, the otherwise avoidable cost to the health care system would be an additional £438,000, sufficient to otherwise fund 136 IVF cycles, and to enable additional 35 couples to achieve live birth.

CHAMP combines elements of process and design engineering with life cycle approaches to enable the user to explore technical, economic and environmental consequences of different material, process and technological options, including material recovery and recycling.

Self-renewal and differentiation of stem cells are fundamentally associated with cell-cycle progression to enable tissue specification, organ homeostasis, and potentially tumorigenesis.

These results are reminiscent of published studies in cancer biology that show that activation of EGFR destabilizes cell-cycle inhibitor proteins to enable quiescent cells to enter the cell cycle (Lenferink et al., 2000; Boerner et al., 2005).

Our studies further suggest haploid fruiting is linked to the sexual cycle, and functions to enable distant mating partners to locate each other.