Sentence examples for enable drawing from inspiring English sources

Thus, this review article summarizes the knowledge of the function and dysfunction of the endothelial vascular barrier, on the effect of different intravenous fluids and on the opportunities of hemodynamic monitoring to enable drawing conclusions for rational concepts of perioperative fluid and volume management.

Their thermal properties are optimized to enable drawing of all-solid glass photonic crystal fibers in tandem with previously designed highly nonlinear glass PBG81 based on SiO2-Ga2O3-Bi2O3-PbO-CdO system.

The experiments were conducted in all eight bladder cancer cell lines to avoid any single cell line-dependent phenomenon and to enable drawing of more general conclusions.

Features derived from the genomic, gene and protein level provide ample discriminatory data to enable drawing of a reliable kinship history of its previously unknown origin.

A statistical analysis has been conducted that enables drawing some conclusions about the rating behavior of existing bursty-loss aware SQA algorithms.

Our results demonstrate that integrated analysis and visualization of multidimensional and heterogeneous data by Anduril enables drawing conclusions on functional consequences of large-scale molecular data.

Recurrent structures such as fuzzy cognitive map (FCM) enable for drawing cause effect relationships among system variables assigned to graph nodes.

The results enable to draw first conclusions about the best chemical architecture for lowering flammability.

Their values enable to draw conclusions regarding the impact of the independent variable (for which the coefficient was estimated) on the dependent one.

This understanding will then enable to draw detailed, case specific food waste prevention plans addressing the material and socio-economic aspects of food waste generation.

The main reason for the broad streets was that Dayton was a marketing and shipping center from its beginning: streets were broad to enable wagons drawn by teams of three to four pairs of oxen to turn around.