Sentence examples for enable the direction of from inspiring English sources
The structural features of polyamines 1– 5 in this study, compared to the much simpler polyamine fragments of spermine and spermidine, further contribute to our understanding of the potential of both NPs and alternate chemotypes to contribute useful ligands to better enable the direction of the CA drug discovery field.
When combined with a high-quality imaging device, the proposed design enables the directions of UHECRs and high-energy neutrinos to be determined with an accuracy better than 1 arcmin.
The use of Doppler measurements which trace the echoes of the generated soundwaves received by the probe, enable the direction and the velocity of the blood flow, to be depicted.
Study designs with longitudinal data might enable evaluating the direction of the association and the impact of changes in body mass index in arsenic metabolism.
The project manager could then instantly view maps of where the vaccination teams had been working or download data in spreadsheet format for estimation of vaccination coverage enabling the prompt direction of teams back to areas with low coverage.
Sphincterotomy is performed with a specially designed Billroth papillotome to enable papillotomy in the direction of the papillary roof.
We recommend a large window size to enable visualization of the direction of synteny for a given region, as well as to explore multiple syntenic matches between two genomes in a given region.
The key to propulsive landings is thrust vectoring, which enables control over the direction of a rocket's engines during flight to change its trajectory and stabilize the vehicle.
This enables investigating how the direction of selection on g changes with increasing mean trait values of the population and to analyze how the ESS in g depends on angling intensity.
Utilizing information about clinical EAE development (disease status, severity and onset) enabled predictions regarding the direction of interactions demonstrating a causal relationship associated with the development of a clinical phenotype.
