Sentence examples for enable curing from inspiring English sources

Upon recognizing this potential mechanism, the authors then cleverly tweak the system to enable curing of Sup35 prions that encode strong [PSI+].

Functionalisation of the resins with methacrylic anhydride enabled curing by UV-initiated radical polymerisation.

This could speed up the process of testing out technologies, allowing evidence to be accumulated and analyzed in a distributed and open fashion, and enabling cures to be developed and tested faster.

Cure models within the framework of flexible parametric models enables cure modelling when standard models give biased estimates.

Cure models within the framework of flexible parametric models enables cure modelling when standard models are not flexible enough.

This technology will enable us cure many genetic diseases.

An experimental setup is designed to enable the curing of CPB samples under different stresses, filling rates, initial temperatures and drainage conditions as well as the monitoring of the changes in capillary pressure, temperature, amount of drained water and electrical conductivity in the CPB samples during curing.

However, radiation therapy in immune-incompetent mice was enabled to cure tumors.

Next time you meet a person with Down syndrome, say thank you, because he or she may enable the cure for common health issues that will affect you and those you love.

The Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Initiative springs from a basic goal: "to make fundamental discoveries and develop new technologies that will enable doctors to cure, prevent, or manage all diseases during our children's lifetime". To that end, the Initiative awards money to scientists from three institutions — UC San Francisco, UC-Berkeley, and Stanford — for leading biomedical research projects.

Fisher goes on to argue not only that we have failed to "stimulate the development of an arsenal of drugs that would enable us to cure or treat the diseases that are ravaging the developing world" but that lack of incentive has also resulted in a failure to produce the kinds of vaccines and drugs that would eradicate those diseases entirely, or at least shield people against them.