Sentence examples for enable manipulation of from inspiring English sources
Engineered ion channels enable manipulation of cellular function by selective chemical control of ionic conductance.
Collagen's ability to direct cellular behavior suggests that redesigning it at the molecular level could enable manipulation of cells residing in an engineered microenvironment.
Controlled experiments enable manipulation of single behaviour change methods and individual parameters for effectiveness.
These tools should enable manipulation of gene function in specific tissues at a chosen time point during development.
Federated database systems use data abstraction to provide a uniform user interface and enable manipulation of data in several dispersed databases via a single operation.
Functions such as displaying node/edge annotations, highlighting first-neighbours of nodes, and visualisation at different cut-off parameters enable manipulation of the co-expression network according to user preference.
In summary, the V337R substitution stands out by abolishing signaling without changing binding activity and thus could serve as a new experimental tool that would enable manipulations of reduced signaling by competing for receptor engagement.
Part three titled, "The Dreams of Geneticists" spreads across 1970 2001, which opened the recombinant DNA Pandora's Box, enabling manipulation of hereditary material that genes are made of.
In this study we introduce a novel approach to investigating the endowment effect, the factorial survey design, which enables manipulation of variables potentially influencing the endowment effect.
The capability to map molecules at the nanoscale will in future provide powerful new insights into molecular adsorption and reaction dynamics at surfaces, ultimately enabling manipulation of process selectivity, for example in catalytic reactions.
Understanding of the effects of CC at the uterine level at the time of implantation enables manipulation of uterine receptivity to control fertility and to improve the outcome of assisted reproductive procedures.
