Sentence examples for effort enables from inspiring English sources

The three-dimensional crystal structure of the bound fragment complexed to its target, a direct result of the screening effort, enables structure-based drug design while revealing insights regarding protein dynamics and function not readily obtained through other experimental approaches.

This large-scale expressed sequence tag (EST) analysis effort enables gene discovery and development of microsatellite markers.

This initial effort enables us to advance our understanding of the structure, composition and evolution of the genome of this important agricultural pest and is an invaluable tool for a whole genome sequencing effort.

But a 54-imp stretch effort enabled them to snatch a 13-imp victory.

This effort enabled her to beat Mr Lazio even in upstate New York, traditionally a Republican stronghold, as well as thrashing him, as expected, in New York city.

The coverup, such as it was, was not the result of any coördinated government campaign but a freelance effort enabled by the good intentions of colleagues and friends whose own experiences with Rogers made it hard to conceive of him as a dissident of any kind.

Moreover, it requires minimum computational effort, enabling its use for real-time applications.

The first scenario starts with a concerted effort, enabled and financially supported by the EC, to develop applications, particularly for lighting, to mobilize users and to include further stakeholders like environmental groups.

While I couldn't care less that an industry-funded foundation turned three last week and is still celebrating, OpenStack is an important effort enabling anyone to build their own cloud service free from the control of proprietary cloud vendors.

The design of uprights is currently based on experimental or high-end computational methods, but analysis based-design involves lesser design office effort enabling development of innovative and optimized sections.

We show examples of significant reductions in time and effort enable by Semantic e-Science; yet, we argue that a "complete" solution requires integrating semantic search with other research areas such as data provenance and web services.