Sentence examples for enable the characterisation from inspiring English sources
The ultimate aim of this work is to develop the packing algorithm as a design tool for use in optimising the performance of packed bed systems and, as a first step, to enable the characterisation of any particle population and prediction of particle behaviour in packing, segregation and mixing.
The ultimate aim of this work is to develop the packing algorithm as a design tool for use in optimising the performance of packed bed systems, and to enable the characterisation of any particle population and prediction of particle behaviour in packing, segregation and mixing.
No working primer sets were established to enable the characterisation of the individual members of the two subfamilies as the differences were in the number of the repetitive motifs.
The limitations of this study include the lack of events to allow overall survival analysis and the lack of functional evidence to enable the characterisation of the potentially pathogenic missense mutations.
Two samples, 577_1_Emelia and 577_2_Raman, were originally sequenced to enable the characterisation of elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus (EEHV) [ 12], which is associated with a life-threatening haemorrhagic disease in Asian elephants [ 6].
TLS refinement has enabled the characterisation of displacements between molecules in the complex.
New molecular techniques combined with immunohistochemical (IHC) markers have enabled the characterisation of histological variants of LCIS.
Moreover this technique enables the characterisation of the coronary venous system, which may be of great help in the planning of cardiac resynchronisation therapy (CRT).
MAFALDA (Microkernel Assessment by Fault Injection Analysis and Design Aid [20] is a tool that enables the characterisation of the behaviour of microkernels in the presence of faults.
This scheme enabled the characterisation of vaccine antigen variants and here the invasive meningococci isolated in Great Britain and Ireland in the epidemiological years 2010/11 to 2013/14 are analysed.
A combined T2-weighted imaging/LGE imaging CMR approach enables the characterisation of reversibly and irreversibly damaged myocardium, and monitoring the progression from acute to chronic RV infarction (Fig. 5) [4].
