Sentence examples for enabled us to relate from inspiring English sources

This enabled us to relate the mosaic spacing, dendritic anatomy, and electrophysiology of these RGCs to their complete map of projections in the brain.

Since we previously obtained the complete sequence-specific resonance assignments of backbone amides for wild-type RKIP [16], this approach enabled us to relate any perturbed HSQC cross peaks to a specific residue within RKIP.

This temporal extension of information on policy indicators enabled us to relate contextual data to information on stressful work and labour market disadvantage reported during this period.

Studying a well-known and relatively simple gene cascade has enabled us to relate and confront the evolution of a network structure with the direction of selection on the amino acids of the genes participating in that network.

The exposure history and health screening questionnaire administered as part of the Mount Sinai Worker and Volunteer Medical Screening Program enabled us to relate the chemosensory measures to exposure and health history variables relevant to chemosensory dysfunction.

This would enable us to relate CarerQoL to particular exposures and to further define these exposures with regards to presence, timing and chronicity.

This enables us to relate abstract states to each other and to provide a new distance measure that considers the discontinuous state space of DES.

The model enables us to relate the morphology obtained from the 2-point correlation function to macroscopic characterization data of the material, notably small-angle X-ray scattering and nitrogen adsorption.

The association of functional ecology and population genomics enables us to relate the knowledge we have of traits linked to essential functions of organisms to the novel knowledge we are acquiring about the structure and expression of genomes.

Empathy enables us to relate to and console those in our lives, while sympathy distances us.

And that "frame of reference" can enable us to relate to events we do not personally experience.