Sentence examples for design enables us from inspiring English sources

The innovative technique used in design enables us to manufacture a compact instrument, which is physically small, lightweight and practical.

Time-based design enables us to implement highly-digital sensor interfaces, which can benefit from scaling in terms of area reduction, compared to analog implementations.

This local microstructure design enables us to optimize the mechanical property profiles of advanced structural materials such as high strength steels at comparatively lean alloy compositions.

The large-scale design enables us to study heterogeneous effects with respect to several child and preschool characteristics that are related to the level of illness-related absence.

The simplicity and modularity of the constructed design enables us to add or delete routes in a yard or append more wayside equipment into the already existing routes with ease.

The design enables us to choose the range of operation frequency in the frequency range 100Hz-700 Hz by varying the thickness of the elastomeric membrane between 100 μm and 600 μm.

A mixed methods design enabled us to use a qualitative approach in phase one to identify issues from the perspective of midwives and CFH nurses.

Thus, the study design enabled us to use a regression analysis approach of DHA dose against expression of each gene that would enable identification of responses otherwise insensitive to normal pair-wise molecular comparisons, but potentially highly biologically relevant.

This study design enabled us to use the breadth of data from a large quantity of women to complement the greater depth of information from a smaller number of qualitative interviewees.

Also, mixing quantitative and qualitative data in a concurrent design enabled us to use the strengths of both quantitative and qualitative analysis techniques to elucidate the barriers to immunisation services and to enhance the quality of data interpretation [ 40].

Whereas most previous studies have employed F1 intercrosses in which parental genotypes are indistinguishable, we used a backcross design, enabling us to track the potentially important sources of genetic variance contributed by the parents.