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Overall, the simultaneous quantification of HER3 and HER4 receptor genes by means of FISH might enable the rendering of a more precise stratification of breast cancer patients by providing additional prognostic information.

This feature enables the rendering of "tapered" beams, which is particularly useful when dealing with diffractive beams.

Once Eq. (9) restores the energy distribution in the low frequencies, spectral flipping enables the rendering of larger quantization steps that eventually enhances robustness.

The use of scalable graphics enables the rendering of high-resolution images as the interactive nature of the component permits those graphics to be scaled on-demand.

For example if the format of a file is PDB (File format = "PDB"), then the user interface could enable 3D rendering of the associated molecules through Jmol [21].

W3C introduced in 2012 the speech module [23] for defining the properties of the aural cascade style sheets [24] that enable authors to declaratively control the rendering of documents via speech synthesis or using optional audio cues.

In contrast to traditional surface based stereoscopic methods, such as 3D shutter glass monitors or beamers, HMDs enable individual rendering of the user's perspective.

The highly plastic nature and strong regenerative capacity which enable the regeneration of the blood system also render the hematopoietic system vulnerable to cancer development, such as leukemia.

In addition, future research may enable the identification of specific PM size fractions, sources, or components that render a population more susceptible.

One of the assets of the Cell Collective is its user interface, which has been carefully designed to enable the construction of computational models in a non-technical fashion, in order to render modelling also amenable to non-modellers.

He says that Liszt's unusually large hands "enabled him to perform wide leaps"; the size of someone's hands might enable the player to render a widespread chord, but could hardly have any effect on the capacity to perform leaps.