Sentence examples for enabling the focus from inspiring English sources

While the expression profile generated from placental tissue and cord blood reflects the exposure experience toward the end of pregnancy, maternal plasma offers a means to monitor dynamic changes in expression level throughout pregnancy, enabling the focus on specific gestational periods.

The content and feedback from this discussion will enable the focus of the resulting research questions to be precisely based on the views of patients and carers, thereby ensuring that this study has its genesis in the participant experience, not the researcher's interpretation of what that experience may be.

This infrastructure (see Fig. 1) enables the focused crawler to successfully visit Web pages belonging to the Surface and/or the Dark Web during a single crawl and cope with the possible interconnectivity existing among them.

In this study we have assessed the rumen metasecretome, using a secretome-selective phage display technology that enables the focusing of next-generation sequence analysis to this portion of the metagenome.

But the mercurial Strauss was prone to scandals, enabling the always focused Schmidt to gain the upper hand in many of their crackling parliamentary exchanges.

That sets the direction for the "purposeful intervention" by enabling the therapist to focus specifically on the strengths, needs, and health concerns of the individual being served.

It is composed of both longitudinal and circular fibres and serves to change the shape of the lens, enabling the eye to focus upon near or distant objects.

The Red Army commenced the encirclement and reduction of the pocket, enabling the Soviets to focus on operations towards East Prussia.

But condensing the opera to its essence has serious advantages, enabling the director Alan Privett to focus on its human tragedy.

The ceremony completed the country's transition to democracy and raised hopes that the political crisis would stabilise, enabling the new government to focus on tackling Islamist extremism.

Qualitative interview methods facilitate rapport while enabling the interviewer to maintain focus on the issue at hand [ 23, 24].