Sentence examples for enabling response to from inspiring English sources
Most importantly, it is a school improvement process involving the active participation of parents and the wider community, together with students and teachers, enabling response to the needs of specific children within specific communities.
During wound closure, the same events may actively contribute to the wound epithelial advance with a 'pushing' force or, rather, may be a passive, enabling response to the actomyosin cable contractile forces from the front row cells.
The current data suggest that even minor alterations in SOD3 expression significantly affect SOS1 and SOS2 GEF expression via a feedback loop, hence enabling response to sudden changes in signaling and fine adjustments of SOD3 production.
The classical class I have moved away from antigen processing genes in eutherian mammals and the wallaby independently, but both lineages appear to have benefited from this loss of linkage by increasing the number of classical genes, perhaps enabling response to a wider range of pathogens.
However, there is still work to be done to identify a biomarker that truly reflects disease activity and progression, as well as enabling responses to ERT to be measured.
A potential explanation for increased genetic diversity in the aliphatic glucosinolate biosynthetic pathway may be that gene expression diversity enables response to fluctuations in natural insect populations between different generations.
Changes in transcript levels are hypothesized to enable response to selective forces in novel environments [ 1- 3].
Such an approach could enable response to treatment to be monitored and patients counselled accordingly.
It is expected that these methods will enable response to treatment and impending relapse to be predicted.
The TCS, which typically consists of a sensory histidine kinase and response regulator, was first discovered in prokaryotes, where it serves to enable response to environmental stimuli.
Rather, their purpose is to measure the evolution over time of a multi-dimensional process, to enable response to specific unmet needs.
