Sentence examples for enabled estimate from inspiring English sources

These measurements revealed initiation and propagation of flow localizations and fractures, as well as enabled estimate of volume changes occurring in the deformation zone.

A suitable kinetic model enabled estimating the kinetic parameters in the reaction temperatures range of 150 190 °C.

Sediment samples were freeze-dried and prepared following combined dilution and filtering (Andruleit 1996), which enabled estimates of the absolute numbers of coccoliths per gram of dry sediment.

Software settings were: smooth deactivated; diameter of largest sphere of 0.7 µm; threshold for background subtraction of 1030 µm2; split touching objects enabled; estimated diameter of 0.444 µm; quality threshold above 260; sphericity threshold above 0.550 (94%+ selection).

This enabled estimates of agonist EC50 values and antagonist (AMTB) IC50 values for TRPM8 mutants.

It further suggested a general quantitative description of the maturation that enabled estimating the relative maturational delays between the bundles.

This enabled estimates of seropositivity to be made across more directly comparable groups, as well as assessments of the effects of specific risk factors on seropositivity.

The responses to this question enabled estimates of the time and travel savings to be included in the overall estimate of the non-medication savings (i.e. excluding drug costs) from a reduced frequency of injections.

4 A strength of this study is that we used a population-based design including virtually complete and detailed drug-dispensing data and pregnancy outcome data of a large cohort, which enabled estimating nationwide isotretinoin exposure rates among pregnant women.

Combining trial as well as qualitative research methods ensures that the 'active ingredients' of the intervention are identified and explored, which will enable estimate parameters to inform the design of a definitive trial.

Studies of the processes that operate during stellar evolution enable estimates to be made of the ages of stars.