Sentence examples for data and enable the from inspiring English sources

Such performance norms allow a more informed assessment of resident skill through comparison to national data and enable the identification of outliers who may benefit from additional training.

J. Liu et al. [7] propose a cooperative downloading method for VANET using digital fountain code (DFC) to increase the amount of downloaded data and enable the transmission to be more robust in a vehicular environment.

Since proteins dynamically interact with each other, we envision that the ensemble refinement protocol presented herein will allow the reconciliation of different types of data and enable the characterization of subunit rearrangement in these large complexes.

Buy from FM uses Radio Data System and RT+ data feeds within the FM broadcast frequencies that identify song and artist data and enable the Zune service to identify and deliver the track to the customer.

It seems to me (though I may be mistaken) that the optical inconsistencies (which, to be fair, generate parallax data and enable the 3D effect) between the different "exposures" mean that only slices can be shown at a time, or at the very least there are limitations to which slices can be selected.

As shown below, these normalized structures simplify the interpretation of the data and enable the comparison and counting of sentences with the same meaning, irrespective of the flexibility in expression that ocurs in natural language.

Alongside these developments, new computational approaches that mine deep data sets are facilitating the visualization of the shape of the data and enabling the extraction of meaningful outputs.

A web-GIS interface acts as a bridge between the user and the database, drives the input of geo-referenced data and enables the users to formulate different types of spatial queries.

Fieldwork, in which a trained investigator transcribes dialectal forms directly (or on tape), affords more precise data and enables the questionnaire to include a greater number of diverse questions; but it implies a necessarily limited number of points to be covered.

The mixed procedure fits a variety of mixed linear models to data and enables the use of these fitted models to make statistical inferences about the data.

Thanks to this consolidation process, iRefWeb affords a global view of the consolidated data, and enables the exploration of the known interaction partners for a protein of interest, regardless of the database(s) that contain the original information.