Sentence examples for enabling recognition from inspiring English sources

Variation in palynofacies observed in the architectural elements allows a classification scheme to be developed, enabling recognition of depositional sub-environments within deepwater systems.

This allows more flexibility in the terms used by the clinician, while still enabling recognition of similarity between the proband and each (simulated) patient in Phenobase.

In a longitudinal image, one can visualize a double line for the whole extension of the tube, enabling recognition of the distal tip [ 3].

In addition, the identification of miRNAs differentially expressed among lymphoma types could improve our understanding of lymphoma pathogenesis, ultimately enabling recognition of new therapeutic targets.

For immunohistochemical and immunoblot studies, two monoclonal antibodies were used; one was against C-terminal peptides (clone14, IgG1; BD Transduction Laboratories/Life Science Research, Heidelberg, Germany), enabling recognition of pan beta-catenin (PBC), and the other was against N-terminal-peptides (clone 8E4, IgG1; Alexis Biochemicals, Lausanne, Switzerland), enabling recognition of NPBC.

The five MHC-dimer (pentamer) MAGE-A3 epitope (p112 120, KVAELVHFL) complexes containing polypeptide were marked with phycoerythrin (PE), thus enabling recognition and binding to T cell receptors of CD8+ T cells against the antigen peptide.

Palaeopathology enables recognition of archaeological cases and PCR detects pathogen ancient DNA (aDNA).

The RPs (Recurrence Plots) enables recognition and treatment of measured accelerations.

These enable recognition, categorization and identification of different classes of microstructure and ultimately enable to link structure with properties of materials.

This enzyme was recently subjected to engineering of its active site to enable recognition of non-natural acceptor substrates.

Thus, an efficient mechanism that enables recognition and inactivation of non-regulated proteolytic activity is essential to limit toxic effects.