Sentence examples for enabling long term from inspiring English sources
Exercise stimulates immediate early molecular responses as well as delayed responses during recovery, resulting in a return to homeostasis and enabling long term adaptation.
Limiting the lethality inherent in the Sindbis virus vector in order to enable long term, sustained expression of recombinant proteins may be possible.
"Sorting out policy quickly to increase airport capacity in the south east of England is vital to enable long term economic growth, not just in the south east but for the UK as a whole," said John Allan, chairman of Dixons.
In this instance, we favor proceeding with appropriately executed and contained ferret (and other animal) studies, so as to enable long term understanding of the correlation with human influenza spread (if any).
To decontaminate Taq DNA polymerase, we chose to use conditions that minimize changes in the Taq storage buffer composition in order to enable long term preservation of the enzyme at −20°C after decontamination in batch.
Consortiums bidding to run ITV regional news pilots have been told to develop plans to operate without funds from the BBC licence fee, a move designed to thwart Conservative threats to block legislation enabling long-term public funding in the digital economy bill.
Modifications enabling long-term intracochlear drug infusion are also described.
DDSs should provide controlled and/or sustained drug release, enabling long-term treatment with a reduced number of injections.
Our energy-conscious wearable design is exploiting the connectionless advertising mode of BLE to achieve battery lifetimes of several months, enabling long-term maintenance-free data collection campaigns.
Fortunately, value-added biochars can be produced from mixed solid waste, thereby addressing solid waste management issues, and enabling long-term carbon sequestration.
We show that the SunTag can recruit up to 24 copies of GFP, thereby enabling long-term imaging of single protein molecules in living cells.
