Sentence examples for enabled us to conclude from inspiring English sources
Thus, comparison of the model simulations to two sets of experimental data which were not used in parameter identification enabled us to conclude that our model adequately described the influence of inhibitors on the system behavior.
These facts enabled us to conclude that, due to annealing at 750 °C, a SiO2 phase is formed.
This enabled us to conclude that among the block copolymers studied, those with high acid content behaved like low molar mass surfactants.
The obtained data enabled us to conclude that HL1 had earlier and more profound toxic effect as compared to HL2 regardless of leukemic cell lines.
Because of larger sampling, the plastic sections enabled us to conclude that all of the cores of virions attached to the cell surface or inside the cytoplasm, underwent this expansion.
That enabled us to conclude that the genomic locus of Bm-yellow-fb contained 8 introns.
These results enable us to conclude that the exploratory search paradigm, making use of knowledge mined from Wikipedia, is a very promising approach for building information retrieval systems to be used in learning contexts.
15 This consistent finding may enable us to conclude that an increasing awareness of social determinants is useful for understanding the potential contributions for the incidence and management of type 2 diabetes.
Our two simulations (A and B), performed before and after CERA's marketing, enable us to conclude that the simulator is user-friendly and that its use is associated with learning (less dispersion of Hb values and improvement of the ability to respect the predetermined target).
Vodafone said: "Phones 4u was offered repeated opportunities to propose competitive distribution terms to enable us to conclude a new agreement, but was unable to do so on terms which were commercially viable".
Vodafone said: "Phones4u was offered repeated opportunities to propose competitive distribution terms to enable us to conclude a new agreement, but was unable to do so on terms which were commercially viable".
