Sentence examples for enabled to resolve from inspiring English sources
Tomographic reconstructions of ice-embedded isolated grana stacks enabled to resolve features of photosystem II (PSII) in the native membrane and to assign the absolute orientation of individual membranes of granal thylakoid discs.
This enabled to resolve correctly the statistical relations between Raf, Mek and Erk in each subpopulation.
The deduced tracks enabled to resolve the direction and velocity of each bead during each captured time frame.
Therefore standard bath solution containing 150 mM Na-gluconate was substituted by 150 mM NMDG-gluconate that enabled to resolve Mrs2p activity up to +35 mV.
This strategy enables to resolve the problem of the lower reverse intersystem crossing (RISC).
A quadratic programming approach which enables to resolve interfacial micro-slip adopting the distributed dislocation technique is proposed here to overcome the limitation of existing formulations.
It can be seen that the fine mapping enables to resolve the chromosome II QTL into six candidate genes and the chromosome XV QTL into seven candidates.
The application of CEMOVIS enables to resolve the details of Golgi apparatus formerly hidden in plastic-section electron microscopy (Bouchet-Marquis et al. 2008).
To better evaluate the spectral changes occurring during the growth of the different studied strains, we analyzed the second derivatives of the FTIR absorption spectra, as they enable to resolve the overlapping components of the IR absorption bands [ 38].
Hence the phylogeny based on chloroplast data enables to resolve the trifurcation of the phylogeny based on ITS+ETS data and the result is further supported by insertion-deletion data which were not taken into account in the phylogenetic reconstructions.
Their work relied not only on conventional proton spectra, but also on both T2- and diffusion-edited 1H spectra, which enabled to isolate and resolve the proton signals of relatively low molecular-weight molecules (long spin spin relaxation times) and lipidic components (smaller diffusivity), respectively (Fig. 5).
