Sentence examples for enabled the capturing from inspiring English sources

The third- and fifth-generation dendrimers enabled the capturing of a phosphorescent sensitizer into the internal dendritic cavities to generate the effective photocrosslinking of the cinnamates in an intramacromolecular manner through triplet energy transfer from the excited sensitizer.

He suggests that Snapchat should have pursued (and still should pursue) the third-party apps that have enabled the capture of Snapchat photos more aggressively; as he points out, until its blogpost this week, Snapchat didn't even tell people to avoid those services.

In the present study, time integration of the conservation equations enabled the capture of the self-excited three-quarter mode of the combustor.

The advances in IT that enabled the capture, analysis and storage of massive amounts of data contributed also to this avalanche of data.

Innovations in single-cell cloning, high-throughput sequencing, and structural biology methods have enabled the capture and thorough characterization of these exceptionally potent broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs).

Generating magnetic fields by passing electrical currents through the circular shaped current lines enabled the capture and collection of fluorescent MNPs that was more efficient and effective than straight current lines reported to-date.

After all of the police excesses, mere coincidence enabled the capture of the suspects for the most recent two killings.

Meanwhile, the 160th Brigade had met increasing machine gun and artillery fire until a five-minute artillery bombardment at 04:45 enabled the capture of the Square Hill position.

The rapid acquisition allowed by this system enabled the capture of stacks of images in the Z direction at each time point and the minimization of photodamage to the embryo.

Traps were installed within and around 15 villages and enabled the capture of 27 eulipotyphlans and 254 rodents during August October 2013.

The inclusion of secondary respondents enabled the capture of the health experiences of the most vulnerable members of the society, namely young children and the elderly, who were less likely to be primary respondents.