Sentence examples for described enabling from inspiring English sources
A novel application of thermally induced phase separation (TIPS) is described enabling the rapid formation of monodisperse porous microspheres.
A new method of the separation of PANI nanotubes from the template is described, enabling easy deposition of nanotubes on the conductive support.
The general mathematical model used is described; enabling preparation of this evaluation adapted and applied to a particular example facility namely a pool type research reactor.
A novel scheme employing enzymatic catalysts is described enabling conversion of d-ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate (RuBP) from 3-phospho-d-glycerate (3-PGA) without loss of carbon.
A prototypical tool integrated into a building information modelling software is described, enabling instantaneous energy and exergy calculations and the graphical visualisation of the resulting performance indices.
He described enabling everyone at the club to grieve in their own way, thanked Vichai's family for their "strength and dignity", smiled as he related happy memories of being taken to Ascot and loaned a boat by a chairman "who always wanted to please everyone around him" and, finally, he reaffirmed that everyone at Leicester "has a responsibility now to continue his work and to do him honour".
The methods described enable the discovery and evolutionary optimization of protein-binding peptides, cell-specific peptides, and enzyme substrates for diverse biotechnology applications.
The method described enables to map a large variety of optical configuration errors, which can be used for quality tests, design procedures and collectors development.
The technique described enables the accurate transfer of the soft tissue morphology developed with an interim prosthesis to the definitive cast.
The method we described enables a heuristic assessment of the quality of a network topology generated from perturbation experiments.
The methodology described enables the accurate collection of pure populations of clinical specimens and the subsequent direct WGA of the gDNA.
