Sentence examples for enabled the field from inspiring English sources
This enabled the field, including UConn, to keep contact; with two laps remaining, eight teams were bunched in contention.
Eventually, new techniques and tools enabled the field to improve.
Advances in instrumentation regarding 3rd generation synchrotron light sources and electron spectrometers has enabled the field of high kinetic energy photoelectron spectroscopy (HIKE) (also often denoted hard X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (HX-PES or HAXPES)).
In the case of mice, the advent of inducible systems has enabled the field to achieve a pathology, be it for tau or for Aβ, that is more robust and develops faster than with conventional transgenic techniques [ 85, 102].
This platform has enabled the field of ecotoxicology to develop chemical gene expression signatures, to better understand the mechanisms of action of chemical exposure, and to elucidate potential biomarker genes [ 13, 14].
Constraint-based modeling has enabled the fields of metabolic engineering and systems biology to make great strides in interrogating cellular metabolism but does not provide sufficient insight into regulation or kinetic limitations of metabolic pathways.
Officials said the move would enable the field to dry and make it easier to reschedule volunteers.
Combining efforts to overcome cell turnover together with appropriate animal models will enable the field to make continued progress and to reach the step into the clinic.
Interpolation between these limiting results enables the field shape and its dependence on subsonic forward flight speed to be predicted over the whole frequency range.
This could help to improve the algorithms that process such data, but could also enable the field to remain dynamic in the face of ever faster and quickly evolving technologies.
This newly proposed energy partition of ATP hydrolysis should enable the field of actin myosin complexes to take into account thermodynamic considerations in future discussions of energy-coupling mechanisms.
