Sentence examples for differences enable from inspiring English sources

This raises a question of whether the epimeric fragment ions derived from d/ l-peptide epimers exhibit different mobility in IMS due to conformational differences, and whether or not those differences enable d-amino acid localization.

Differences enable policy makers to better design preventive actions in accordance with particular characteristics and needs of these groups.

These differences enable insights regarding how cumulative spatial disturbance patterns evolve through time on the landscape as a function of the type of disturbance and rates of recovery.

These differences enable individuals to live and work in constant contact with others, and learn from their failures and successes through the countless experiences that this varied urban texture offers.

It is therefore possible that these differences enable a mouse to identify individuals of an inbred strain by the urine or body odor or both, analogues to the differentiation of the scent of monozygotic twins by bloodhounds [33].

These differences enable development of selective drugs with a wide therapeutic window targeting CYP51 in human pathogens.

There are clearly differences here, and thinking through such differences enables one to appreciate just how crude some of the arguments are for theories of perception that appeal to 'sense-data'.

Reinterpreting the studies through an understanding of the methodological differences enabled the cases to be used to demonstrate a number of important strategies for the reduction of embodied impacts.

In order to reduce the variables contributing to recognition score differences, enabling us to better focus on the image degradation due to scale, images were first preprocessed using the standard geometric normalization process provided by the CSU face identification evaluation system [25] using the ground truth eye coordinates available with the databases.

The machine, with a 4.5 m3 volume hopper, included a chain conveyor metring device and hydraulically-driven spinning plate so that the working width can be adapted to tree row space and shape differences enabling its use in a variety of operating conditions and orchard types.

Sex, a biological construct, is based on physiologic differences enabling reproduction, defined by physiologic characteristics (especially reproductive organs) or chromosomal complement (Krieger 2003).