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This book presents Bartholin's work for the first time in English, enabling a broader audience to draw on the detailed accounts of Bartholin and the other doctors who used the Anatomy House.

This approach can make distributed decision support both practical and economical, and has the potential to increase the usefulness of decision models by enabling a broader audience to incorporate systematic analyses into both policy and clinical decisions.

We get our product to market much faster while also enabling a broader collection of companies to benefit from our cloud storage service delivery tools on OpenStack," he said.

"Color ePaper will enable richer content in eBooks, as well as enabling a broader array of other reading devices, for content such as magazines, newspapers, and educational materials," according to Paul Semenza, Senior Vice President, DisplaySearch.

Some drug metabolizing enzymes may have evolved in animals in large part to detoxify various chemicals found in plants used for food, thereby enabling a broader selection of foods and a survival advantage for the animals that consumed them [4], [13], [14].

The integration of these models and the constant improvement in molecular profiling platforms is enabling a broader understanding of the mechanisms underlying these two devastating malignancies, perhaps moving us closer to a new world of molecularly-informed personalized medicine.

Recent technological developments have greatly extended the capabilities of such instruments, enabling a broad range of new types of experiments.

Eventually, IPCR crossed the border from being a research method to a routine laboratory technique, enabling a broad range of applications in immunological research and clinical diagnostics.

Future success, then, will be less about increasing specific, technical skills and more about enabling a broad range of attitudes and attributes - from creativity to adaptability, confidence, and the ability to take risks - that will build innovative capacity.

"The work that they're doing is really foundational in enabling a broad set of applications to run on multicore and parallel processors," says David Bader, a professor of computational science and engineering at Georgia Tech.

"We've been enabling a broad set of tools for people to make things with our tools and our software.