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There was another Six Sigma tenet at play with the help sites: running what-if scenarios on how to convert questioners to self-help mode enabled G.E. to fine-tune the information offered through self-help mechanisms on the Web.

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These cells lines enabled us to fine-tune PHB1 and PHB2 silencing under standardized conditions and to investigate the mechanism underlying the strong phenotype associated with prohibitin depletion.

A built-in linear equalizer enables you to fine-tune the frequency to suit your activity, while a unique input switching function enables effortless movement between four separate sources.

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Third-party firewall programs usually also provide features like security updates and enable you to fine-tune the firewall settings and find out who was knocking at your PC's ports.

All 2D and 3D visualizations are created by using MATLAB plotting functions, which enables users to fine-tune the results using the full range of available plot options in MATLAB.

The model also enables managers to fine-tune debt portfolios by estimating the effect new assets will have on the overall risk profile.

Just as important, its low cost and high accuracy should enable cardiologists to fine-tune treatment by furnishing them with frequent progress reports.

Babbel, the language learning site, has added "realtime" speech recognition to enhance its practical application and enable users to fine-tune their pronunciation skills.

Continuing observations of the handful of massive protostars in the cloud will shed new light on the earliest stages of star formation, enabling researchers to fine-tune their models of how such stars evolve.