Sentence examples for enable formulation of from inspiring English sources
This will enable formulation of effective and efficient intervention strategies that can facilitate the growth and competitiveness of the Baringo County grass seed market in Kenya.
The nature and scope of these interactions and the potential mechanisms underlying such putative associations will need to be explored much more thoroughly and carefully in the near future, to enable formulation of realistic and cogent public intervention programs aimed at reducing the unacceptably high rates of obesity in children.
This study, and subsequent studies aiming to validate, implement and calculate cost-effectiveness (stages 3 6 of Stiell and Wells) in a new clinical setting will possibly enable formulation of a clinical decision rule meeting the current criteria for an effective decision rule [ 52].
This extensive analysis of publication trends, ideologies, and approaches enables formulation of four main conclusions.
Adaption has been observed pre-clinically, but no human study has shown timing and genes involved, enabling formulation of new clinical paradigms.
Increased understanding of TLR4 receptor ligand interactions enables chemical synthesis and modification of new leads and our understanding of the biological/immunological mechanisms of combination adjuvants enables formulation of potent and safe vaccine compositions.
Analysis of the results revealed a close correlation between pigment content and CIELAB color coordinates and enabled formulation of predictive equations for estimating chlorophyll a and total carotenoid content.
Density functional theory calculations on the neutral, reduced and oxidized complexes confirmed the role of the frontier orbitals in the oxidation and reduction processes and enabled formulation of mathematical relationships that can be used to predict experimental measured potentials.
A "strong" level of proof enabled formulation of a "strong" recommendation (should be performed, should not be performed, etc).
A "strong" overall level of proof enabled formulation of a "strong" guideline (must be done, must not be done… GRADE 1 + or 1 −).
A "strong" level of proof enabled formulation of a "strong" recommendation (should be performed, should not be performed, etc).
