Sentence examples for enable to generalize from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we suggest continuing investigating the questions in the subject in other contexts and varied teachers' populations in order to enable to generalize the conclusions.
Resources are important and provide unique insights into biological problems in that they enable to generalize the properties of singular, in depth studied mechanistic phenomena.
Additionally, this strictness also enables to generalize our results for other Daphnia species, since these genes are probably more conserved than DE genes that were excluded.
Amongst other applications, this model will enable us to generalize the work of previous authors to real landscapes, eventually permitting the reconstruction of ancient patterns of movement in archaeological landscapes.
The roots of SVM lie in the statistical learning theory [ 29], which describes properties of learning machines which enable them to generalize well to unseen data.
For instance the sample is no average sample, among others due to the design of the study and therefore does not enable us to generalize e.g. the correlation of time to diagnosis and satisfaction ratings.
These results can enable us to generalize and parameterize cellular functioning of protists under contrasting environmental conditions, a prerequisite not only for unravelling the genomic repertoire of this organism but also for a successful integration of this key phytoplankton group in models of global carbon cycling [ 20, 21].
Further study enabled him to generalize about the behaviour of all gases.
As the American philosopher Willard Van Orman Quine (1908 2000) observed, those proto-humans who mastered inductive inference, enabling them to generalize appropriately from experience, survived and reproduced, and those who did not, did not.
Investigating the rules in more detail, we show that they successfully capture abstract patterns in the data, enabling them to generalize to novel matrices.
We provide a rigorous formulation for the principle of superposition which enables us to generalize the concept of steady state.
