Sentence examples for enables common from inspiring English sources

"It shouldn't have a chilling effect but I think what's important is that we have a framework that doesn't have a chilling effect and the framework that enables common sense to be operated in these relationships".

This work is particularly embodied in the PaN-data initiative [38] where centralised facilities across Europe have agreed to a common policy framework [39] which also enables common terms to be defined and agreed.

The MS spectrum of each HPLC fraction was analyzed by "MASS-Conductor" software (Ling, unpublished), which extracts peaks from raw MALDI spectra, enables common peak alignment, generates consensus representative peaks across all spectra via two-dimensional hierarchical clustering of both mass/charge and the HPLC fractions, and normalizes peak signal measurements.

The mechanisms enabling common progenitors to differentiate into alternative cell fates are not fully understood.

The capsid structure of these viruses exhibit high structural homology enabling common regions to be utilized for glycan binding.

Further, the findings provide guidelines based on IHL, which might enable common ground to be established between stakeholders.

In fact, because the fund requires a minimum investment of only $1,000, Fundrise enjoyed lots of publicity around the move, with Wired describing the effort as enabling "common folk to invest in posh real estate ventures".

Since the very design of the lower pair is to enable common mode rejection of external signals, it is likely that its work can be successfully achieved during the first 5 years of the mission.

"When you're building for a team," Douetteau explained, "it's about enabling common sharing of data, processes, data sets [and so forth]." This allows team members to reuse various components of the data, making for a much more efficient use of resources.

He was a master of the Anglican approach of producing statements capable of a range of interpretations to enable common ground to be reached, this worked well for simpler historical differences, but did not always impress the Roman Catholic members of the commission when it came to questions of ecclesiology and church authority.

We have mapped the T. californicus genome to a level of coverage that will enable common mapping techniques such as nonrecombinant backcross, and F2 or Recombinant Inbred Line mapping--greatly expanding the possible scope of work in this species.