Sentence examples for enabled to minimize from inspiring English sources
A range of conditions enabled to minimize xylose and hydrolyze around 50% of the total arabinose, yielding a high purity fraction.
Dynamic exclusion was enabled to minimize redundant sequencing.
The introduction of a correction factor enabled to minimize the systematic increase of Cu isotope ratios with prolonged LA from 3 5 ‰ to <1 ‰ [ 28].
A series of full scan mass spectra followed by 5 data-dependent tandem mass spectra (MS/MS) was collected throughout the run, and dynamic exclusion was enabled to minimize acquisition of redundant spectra.
Our goal is to provide a method that enables to minimize traffic volume while to maintain the location privacy larger than (equal to) a threshold δ.
The most favorable tool excitation conditions were established: inducing the axial mode of the vibration tool itself through tailoring of driving frequency enables to minimize magnitudes of surface roughness, cutting force and torque.
A filter plate of a large surface area, which enables to minimize pressure drop through the filter during rapid delivery of hydrogen from the hydride bed, was welded on the top of each tray.
The recent application of state-of-the art imaging technologies to localize hyperfunctioning adenomas preoperatively has enabled surgeons to minimize the surgical procedure, reduce total operation time and improve cosmetic results without compromising the cure rate.
Based on the experimental results presented in this paper, it is believed that the extremely low values of the vacuum pressure enabled us to minimize the convective heat loss to the extent that it could be ignored compared to the radiation heat loss.
Because there was a 50%% chance of answering correctly on any one question, we developed an 18-question assessment that enabled us to minimize the likelihood that a student who answered all questions correctly was not using the most recent common ancestor to determine relatedness.
This eligibility criterion enabled us to minimize a substantial source of interstudy heterogeneity.
