Sentence examples for enables identifying from inspiring English sources
The pressure trace enables identifying the volume and size distribution of macroscopic heterogeneities, such as vugs or clusters of high permeability, surrounded by a matrix of low permeability.
Domain analysis enables identifying families of applications and capturing their terminology in order to assist and guide system developers to design valid applications in the domain.
We present an extension to the program dependence graph (PDG), called the dependence condition graph (DCG), that enables identifying the conditions for dependence between program points.
We updated PatternLab to take advantage of the new Comet-PEFF search engine that enables identifying post-translational modifications and mutations included in neXtProt's PSI Extended FASTA Format (PEFF) metadata.
Since MSOT enables identifying spectral variations in the imaged tissue, this information may further help improving the accuracy of the suggested temperature monitoring approach by recognizing alterations in the optical or chemical parameters of the imaged tissue resulting from e.g. tissue coagulation.
The system is not only able to collect and convert ambient mechanical energy to electricity with a power-density of 0.5 µA/cm2, but also enables identifying and tracking footstep patterns by analyzing the movement of the users within a specific area.
This would enable identifying the differences more exactly, since sometimes textual differences include irrelevant statements for equivalence checking.
Furthermore, the special design of the MPA enabled identifying the close interrelation between oxygen demand, supply and balance during CSD propagation.
This will enable identifying which assessment methodology is better as a function of the running speech coding scheme.
A dictionary is also used to enable identifying correlated concepts that are used as synonymous on the scoring and validation process.
They are considered the "gold standard" for evaluating new policy instruments as they enable identifying causality rather than mere correlations (Boockmann et al. 2014; Falck et al. 2013).
