Sentence examples for developments that enable from inspiring English sources

This review describes the latest synthetic biological developments that enable the direct imaging of RNA both in vitro and in their native cellular environment.

Writing in Nature, Lee et al.3 report further technical developments that enable ångström-scale resolution to be achieved, which they use to image the motion of a vibrating molecule.

These advances have been achieved by combining new knowledge derived from basic studies of the molecular biology of these pathogens, technical developments that enable very precise regulation of gene expression, and genes encoding insecticidal proteins from other organisms, particularly spiders and scorpions.

Network calculus is a set of recent developments that enable the effective derivation of deterministic performance bounds in networking [5, 6].

They also point to the need for methodological developments that enable researchers to identify more robust evidence to assess multi faceted social interventions.

In this topical review, we will introduce the background physics related to Vlasov Fokker Planck simulation, and then proceed to describe results from numerical simulation of inertial fusion plasma in a pedagogical manner by discussing some key numerical algorithm developments that enabled the research to take place.

Galina Kozhevnikova's last report looks at the developments that enabled the December race riots to occur.

But those oil prices spurred important technological developments that enabled those looking for oil to essentially see through the bottom of rock as though it were transparent, said Philip K. Verleger Jr., a visiting fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

As two of the world's wealthiest nations, we embrace our responsibility as leaders in the development that enables people to live in dignity, health and prosperity.

What the Trump administration is "trying to control is the flow of know-how or research or development that enables" high-tech capabilities, said Melissa L. Duffy, an export-control expert and partner at the law firm Dechert.

They were the first primates to evolve a body mass that averaged greater than 500 grams (about 18 ounces), a development that enabled them to exploit the ecological niche of arboreal folivory (leaf-eating) earlier than most other mammals.