Sentence examples for enable the link from inspiring English sources

Such analyses will enable the link to be made between the regulation of transcription and translation and, importantly, in the study of parasites, will allow the analysis of proteins expressed within short time frames within or external to the host animal, or within organs or micro-environments within the parasite [ 51, 52].

While some demonstration-based learning approaches do adapt policies with execution experience, few provide corrections within low-level motion control domains or to enable the linking of multiple of demonstrated policies.

The ISA-TAB standard [ 4] enables the description of multiple omics datasets and has an associated public repository, but it was not designed for systems biology and therefore does not enable the linking or description of mathematical models.

Evidence provided by item response theory (IRT) enabled the link of more detailed information improving assessment quality.

A novel derivation of the control law enables the link to minimum variance benchmarking to be explored and exploited.

And if you've got Crash Alert enabled, the Link will be on the lookout for the sort of incredibly hard stops that usually signify, well, a crash.

In the seventeenth century, an understanding of the lymphatic circulation enabled the link to be made between the breast and the axillary lymph nodes, and led to the first lymph node surgery in women with breast cancer (Sakorafas, 2008).

But does he not see any risks to privacy of enabling the linking of so many separate datasets — even with limits in place to avoid individuals being directly outed as connected across different services?

Combining types of assessment enables the linking of individual to "ideal" collective strategies.

Application of the IM protocol enabled the linking of strategies and tools to theories to analyze the intervention's underlying mechanisms that are believed to impact the desired intervention outcomes.

Our analysis enables the linking of carbon metabolism with other central metabolism including lipids, fatty acids, amino acids (leucine and isoleucine), nucleic acids (purines and pyrimidines), heme and chlorophyll metabolism.