Sentence examples for enabling rate from inspiring English sources

While the macroscale pores enable storage of substantial electrolyte volumes that would contribute through redox reactions to the energy density, the closely spaced nanostructures provide a large geometric area and capacitance in addition to enabling rate independent Faradaic charge storage via thin layer electrochemistry (TLE).

A user-defined link function provided numbers of expected deaths, calculated from population life table risks, enabling rates relative to general population mortality to be modeled (i.e. rate ratios for relative excess mortality due to cancer)[ 14].

To enable rate adaptation with high mobility, a variety of SNR-based rate adaptation protocols have been developed that can adapt to fast-fading channels[6 9].

Here we used RASER2 to compare the lineage-specific model (invoked by using the parameter file "raser.stochasticMapping.params", and specifying a tetraspanin ohnolog lineage in this file, which thus enables rate shifts on the specified lineage) with the null model (invoked by using the parameter file "null.params", which does not enable rate shifts).

Unless, of course, it enables rating agencies to appear to be successors to the boy in the story of "The Emperor's New Clothes".

The fuzzy number applied to the QFD, i.e. FQFD, enables rating flexibility for the expert judgment to handle uncertainty.

Thus, leaf gas films appear to enable rates of underwater PN by terrestrial leaves similar to those achieved by submergence-acclimated leaves of terrestrial wetland plants (data and discussion in Colmer and Pedersen 2008).

This technique provides economical and efficient use of evaporate material enabling constant rate of deposition.

A census of the studied communities enabling mortality rate ascertainment was only available in Porto Alegre [ 8].

Ultra-wideband (UWB) is an emerging broadband wireless technology enabling data rates up to Mbps.

The depth of anaesthesia controls nicely the breathing rate, enabling the investigator to keep the rate fairly stable.