Sentence examples for enabled us to avoid from inspiring English sources
Further, a pooling strategy enabled us to extract enough rRNA from these frogs small spleens for direct Cy3/Cy5 labelling; this enabled us to avoid pre-amplifying the RNA using PCR, a process which introduces unknown biases in gene-expression.
Such consultation would have enabled us to avoid issues in respect of associated third-party commercial entities.
Moderate levels of ozone were measured across eastern England including the south-east, the east Midlands and parts of Yorkshire, but two factors enabled us to avoid serious smog.
"I didn't know we would continue in this way," she said, "but the puppets enabled us to avoid mundane and prosaic gestures, and it soon became apparent that it was working so well that we did not want to let it go.
Taking into account the global variance of the data enabled us to avoid over-smoothed synthesized walks.
No QTL for heading date was detected near the BGR resistance QTL on chromosome 1, indicating that the use of a cut-panicle method such as the modified method developed in this study enabled us to avoid the effects of heading date when screening for BGR resistance.
The fitness industry is built on gadgets and machines that enable us to avoid using our own body weight to get in shape.
Thus, TD-198946 is a promising candidate for cell-based cartilage reconstruction therapies, enabling us to avoid any concern surrounding the use of scaffolds or cytokines to stimulate regeneration.
This diagnosis, using the local peak of vertical velocity, enables us to avoid the controversial discussion on the threshold dependences of detected convections.
Making biofuels from the parts of the plant that are not used for food for example, the stems or leaves would enable us to avoid a trade-off between food and fuel production.
In addition, Diks and Panchenko (2006) (hereafter DP) develop a new nonparametric test statistic for Granger causality which enable us to avoid the problem of over-rejection observed in the frequently used test proposed by Hiemstra and Jones.
