Sentence examples for enables to identify a from inspiring English sources
A three-axis milling machine enables to identify a total of 21 parameters of geometric errors (see Table 1).
The equation has more linearly independent functions and thus enables to identify a full process model with time delay as well as combined effects of unknown initial condition and disturbance without any iteration.
This sample size enables to identify a reduction of 19 ADEs or more from the expected 38 ADEs in 248 admissions during the pre-measurement period.
A standard library containing retention time, molecular mass to charge ratio (m/z), preferred in-source fragments and adducts as well as their associated MS/MS spectra for all molecules in the library, subsequently enables to identify a multitude of metabolites in resulting MS/MS data.
A 'finite mixture model' based on linear regression enables to identify an unknown number of entities of different isotopic composition, thus providing a significant contribution to fields dealing with multiple isotope ratios in mixed samples.
Based on the (linear) relationship between MS and (K^+), the firm's management is enabled to identify a specific number of new facilities to be located.
This interrelation among scenarios is very important for a minimum number of parameter changes enabling to identify a generic parameter value set for the model.
For instance, a study by HRMAS of both seedling shoots and roots enabled to identify a neat metabolomic response induced in two cultivars of rice by drought and salinity stress [71].
Month-to-month NDVI comparison, linear temporal trend analysis and Principal Component Analysis enable to identify a 11 × 4 km area over which ash fallout significantly affected the state of the vegetation.
A response rate of 66% for the screening enabled to identify a representative sample of the French population (N = 3 889) comprising 809 current smokers (21%).
This study enabled to identify a high prevalence of syphilis in parturient women and that this situation is associated with socio-demographic, behavioral and institutional variables.
