Sentence examples for enabled research from inspiring English sources

Early Grid computing enabled research institutions to more efficiently share not only the vast amounts of data but also computational resources that help them create the data.

Advances in real-time computing and control methods have enabled research in the development of this novel methodology to progress rapidly.

The development of specific methodologies and especially a theoretical framework have enabled research on the locations of sites understood as an important dimension of archaeological research.

A polyphonic video technique applied by White to capture toddler's daily activities from multiple angles, enabled research participants to develop "multiple modes of communication" (2011, p.79) for more fully sensing the experience and understanding the perspective of 'other'other

Building on a parallel program and supporting tools which have enabled research utilising high performance computing resources for nearly two decades, LB3D version 7 provides a subset of the research code functionality as an open source project.

During the late twentieth century new technologies involving remote sensing, geographic information systems, digital elevation models, and global positioning systems enabled research on topics such as drainage-basin modeling, tectonic geomorphology, and regional and planetary geomorphology.

The increasing availability of genomic sequences that are available in public databases has enabled researches to detect rare evolutionary events such as Horizontal Gene Transfer (HGT).

Administrative and support staff to help researchers through this process is important to enable research to take place [61].

Phase Two of the process is the provision of project-specific linkage keys which enables research datasets to be extracted and merged anonymously by researchers.

That enables research into new varieties to increase resistance to disease and to lessen some of the impact of climate changes.

This enables research on the healthcare that people are receiving in the NHS and the performance of medicines and medical devices such as pacemakers.