Sentence examples for derived to enable the from inspiring English sources
A model is derived to enable the calculation of a SIT of a non-metal at any pressure and oxygen concentration using existing test data from other pressures.
It is shown that the best response function of NPBS can be formulated, with SU k beamforming vector corresponding to the minimum eigenvector of the matrix S k, whereas the best response function of NPCS is derived to enable the transmission with a power control that corresponds to the desired target SINR.
As timeliness was only able to be calculated for outbreaks that were detected, an additional outcome variable 'adjusted timeliness' was derived to enable the generation of complete timeliness data by allocating a value of 28 days as the timeliness result if an outbreak was undetected.
Based on these values, the velocities along the east direction (Ve) and the north direction (Vn) are derived to enable tracking of longitude and latitude.
An a posteriori error estimator for the proposed method is also derived to enable adaptive mesh refinement.
Dietary groups defined predominantly by plant, fish, or terrestrial animal intake were derived to enable comparisons with previous studies.
Furthermore, a dynamic model of the system is derived and experimentally validated to enable the identification of the system parameters that yield single-hit impacts with desired bandwidth and force magnitude.
The scalable content and/or data derived therefrom are then employed to enable the Web content to be rapidly rendered, zoomed, and panned.
The second set of plasmids, built with inserts derived from the first, was designed to enable the recombineering procedure to be simplified, take less time and generate final FP fusion gene reporter constructs of high fidelity.
The paper outlines the methodology and develops the formulation to enable the solution to be derived.
A number of responses are possible to questions about the ethics of using in vitro derived gametes to enable women after the age of menopause to become mothers.
