Sentence examples for enable correlation from inspiring English sources
Two new dimensionless groups are introduced that enable correlation of the frequency and stress-intensity data with adequate accuracy.
This will enable correlation of auxiliary data to model degradation based on human factors such as infrastructure, fire, distance to population centers which can support the development of future baselines of forest degradation for REDD+ in DRC.
The volumetric fractions of reinforcement and compatibiliser contents were maintained at the proportional volumetric levels to enable correlation of filling ratios and reinforcement geometry with mechanical performance of the manufactured hybrids.
Analysis of the PS by micro-Raman spectroscopy was undertaken simultaneously with micro-photoluminescence spectroscopy to enable correlation of the characteristics of the luminescence spectra with the probable emission structures.
[Tc99m] DTPA (400 MBq) was administered via a three-way tap and cannula to enable correlation with renal imaging.
Thus, the detection of this protein may enable correlation with the risk and progression of the disease.
However, further myxobacterial genomes are becoming available at an accelerating rate, and it is possible that in the near future, physiological characterisation of the new genome host organisms will enable correlations with genomic features.
The categorization of Nafion side-chain IR group modes by exchange site local symmetry enables correlation of exchange site structure to state-of-hydration and ion exchange.
Several complementary techniques covering multiple length scales enabled correlation of osteocyte lacunar properties to changes observed on the organ and tissue level of femoral bone.
Data analysis application, named GSL-finder, enables correlation of negative ion MS and/or low-energy tandem MS spectra with the database structures.
The coordination chemistry of both Re and 99mTc are similar and therefore Re metal ligand complexes serve as model systems for 99mTc-ligand complexes [1, 27, 33, 34] which enables correlation between in vitro and in vivo imaging.
