Sentence examples for enables for rapid from inspiring English sources
The assay enables for rapid, simple and inexpensive analysis of gene signature compatible with capillary electrophoresis (CE) system for rapid readout (e.g. multiple capillaries ABI 3130).
Finally, Oasis' modular workflow enables for the rapid (re-) analysis of data.
This enabled for more rapid tropical cyclogenesis, and at 1200 UTC on July 9, the disturbance was analyzed to have organized into a tropical depression – the third of such in the Atlantic that year.
The obtained results clearly show that the use of one donor and multiacceptor strategy enables for a simple and rapid detection of serum anti-transglutaminase antibodies.
Transient gene expression (TGE) is a well-established enabling technology for rapid generation of recombinant proteins, with Human Embryonic Kidney (HEK) and Chinese Hamster Ovary (CHO) cell lines and polyethyleneimine (PEI) as the transfection reagent being its most popular components.
Such an approach enables a rapid screening for differences in protein profiles between naive and immune-challenged C. elegans.
In the case of cane toad impacts, a capacity for taste aversion learning enables a rapid recovery from initial toad impact; a capacity for adaptive (genetically based) shifts allows recovery over a much longer timescale; and an inability to modify responses by either mechanism results in persistent high vulnerability to the invader (Shine 2010).
Moreover, the natural tropism of Ad vectors for the liver enables the rapid analysis of the hepatic knock-down phenotype.
The use of these thickness maps enables rapid screening for new or changing lesions which can then be analysed in more detail on the 'b mode' SD-OCT scans; thickness maps therefore augment rather than replace the 'b scans'.
Expanded surveillance allows for molecular mapping and enables a rapid containment of resistance foci.
Introducing analytical solutions for both transparent component and lambertian diffuser enables rapid numerical simulations for systems composed of several types of light guides.
