Sentence examples for enable storage from inspiring English sources

The aim of this investigation was to stabilise purified, reconstituted ABCB1 to enable storage at higher temperatures and thereby enable design of a high throughput assay system.

Food processing is a series of unit operations to convert unprocessed food-to-foodstuffs with prolonged shelf life and enable storage that abolishes or reduces time or effort spent in culinary procedures for increased consumption.

While the macroscale pores enable storage of substantial electrolyte volumes that would contribute through redox reactions to the energy density, the closely spaced nanostructures provide a large geometric area and capacitance in addition to enabling rate independent Faradaic charge storage via thin layer electrochemistry (TLE).

The paper concludes by suggesting possible ways to improve the competitiveness of electricity storage, such as research and development and deployment programmes, and changes to the design of power markets and regulatory arrangements to enable storage owners to better capture the benefits of storage.

Aquantia basically offers silicon solutions that enable storage and networking applications, based on 10GBASE-T technology.

HP is working feverishly on developing an Atomic Resolution Storage (ARS) product, which could encode one bit per atom and would enable storage of material at 100 million times the information density of current hard disks.

Biologically speaking, this enables storage of massive amounts of precursor in a small volume, which can be rapidly mobilized, formed into fibres and cured for prey capture.

Extrapolating to large arrays, we find that in this system, a quantum memory of approximately 4200 qubits enables storage of a logical qubit for approximately 40 days with a logical error rate of 10−10 [See the methods section].

Changing the microstructure helped make them more durable, which in turn allowed changes to the cell design that saved considerable weight, enabling storage of 140 watt-hours per kilogram.

For instance, it is found that enabling storage site flexibility is simpler in stores with an initial pressure above 20 MPa.

A reversible solid oxide cell (r-SOC) enables storage of surplus electricity through electrochemical reactions when it is in electrolysis mode.