Sentence examples for enabled a choice from inspiring English sources

To see this, it is illuminating to consider the famous experiment that is said to have enabled a choice between the three DNA replication mechanisms in 1957.

By resolution: The available energy enables a choice to be made, which also actually resolves a problem.

In each such choice opportunity, decisions may be made in three different ways: By resolution: The available energy enables a choice to be made, which also actually resolves a problem.

This work conveys the knowledge organization or the process synthesis, main objective of which is to enable a choice in and design of the phase separation method, equipment and/or plant conception.

Hence, this analysis presents elements of landscape suitability (e.g. Tongway and Ludwig 2011) and biological condition assessments (e.g. Eyre et al. 2011) that may enable a choice regarding the development of post-mining ecosystems towards achievable rather than aspirational rehabilitation goals (Figure 3).

Comparison of primary and secondary endpoints in each study arm will enable a choice to be made of which treatments are worthy of further study in future Phase III RCT.

The cooperative mechanism whereby the protein switches between oxidised and reduced states enables a choice of two resonances to be monitored that mirror the conversion from one oxidation state to the other.

Monkeys could perform poorly in this task for two reasons: they could make inappropriate sporadic choices that interrupt sequences of persistent choices that are necessary to gain rewards (and to enable a sporadic choice to give reward); and they could fail to make sporadic choices when they are appropriate (immediately after a rewarded persistent response).

Economic hardship cannot be interpreted as enabling a free choice of occupation by any stretch of the imagination.

It is one aim of the paper to elaborate the relation between different procedures in a way as to enable a convenient choice to be made.

This enables a convenient choice of a coordinate system to be made, called comoving coordinates.