Sentence examples for enable recovery from inspiring English sources
If legislation is passed to enable recovery of medical and legal expenses from the drug producers, they would adopt more prudent marketing and sales policies.
Mr. Carlin's experts, Charles Mayn, Michael Hamilton and David Mengel, recommended that the experiments be halted as unsuccessful and the original tape preserved so that future technological improvements might enable recovery of the missing words at some future time.
This question is addressed here by speculating on how the current repertoire of recombinases in symbiotic bacteria could enable recovery from potentially lethal injuries to the DNA template.
We suggest that in situ leaching coupled with electrokinetics (EK-ISL) could potentially enable recovery of gold from (subeconomic) ores with a significantly smaller environmental footprint than current mining techniques.
Drug-eluting bioresorbable vascular scaffolds (BVSs) have the potential to restore lumen patency, enable recovery of the native vascular environment, and circumvent late complications associated with permanent endovascular devices.
Processes to enable recovery of phosphorus from sewage sludge ash for fertilizer production after removal of heavy metals are available [31].
It provides throughput-per-server competitive with unmodified HTTP services, enabling recovery without additional capital expenditures.
The proposed formulation enables recovery of video frames in a few seconds at significantly improved reconstruction quality compared to previous approaches.
Most significantly, it is shown that staging of this purifier, enables recovery of some fraction of the purified hydrogen at pressures substantially approaching that of the feed hydrogen partial pressure.
Chemical recycling enables recovery of the petrochemical constituents of PET wastes, which can be utilized for remanufacturing PET products or other synthetic chemicals.
Additionally, the Monte Carlo-based reconstruction enabled recovery of the true activity concentration in the myocardium of a cardiac phantom mounted in a torso phantom regardless of whether the torso was empty or water-filled.
