Sentence examples for enable pattern from inspiring English sources

Second, when animals are exposed to only partial novelty, they enable pattern completion and reinstatement of the original representation.

These binding motifs are compiled in libraries such as the Transfac database [ 1], and programs such as MatInspector enable pattern recognition with the entries in this database [ 2].

The deposition conditions for the n-type and p-type Bi-Te films were optimized to enable patterned electrodeposition of the materials to yield dense and uniform deposits.

Indeed, Hunley et al. (2009) found that model parameters can be chosen to enable patterns of within- and between-population genetic diversity to closely match those empirically observed in the Americas.

14– 16 There is accordingly a need for new materials that can support expansion of clinically relevant cell types, which can be easily manipulated to allow cell recovery, and which can be reconfigured on demand to enable patterning of varying cell types.

Hierarchical cluster analysis allows visualization of high dimensional data and enables pattern recognition and identification of physiologic patient states.

We present a native 2D peak alignment algorithm we term HATS, for hierarchical alignment of two-dimensional spectra, enabling pattern recognition (PR) using full-resolution spectra.

Here, we present a method for hierarchical alignment of sets of 2D NMR spectra, thereby enabling pattern recognition using full-resolution data; we call this overall approach HATS-PR for hierarchical alignment of two-dimensional spectra-pattern recognition.

This process enabled patterned covalent binding of the cell adhesive protein, tropoelastin, without employing chemical linking molecules.

The shadow mask on top of the cooled substrate enabled patterning of the catalytic nanoparticles and, thereby, patterning of CNTs synthesized by chemical vapor deposition.

Now they're down to 7-filament copper-silver threads that are 0.1 mm wide — which not only enables patterns to be laid with greater precision, but the improved conductance makes less thread needed.