Sentence examples for enabling the large from inspiring English sources

This may be caused by the meso-SAPO-11 as the additive in Cat3, enabling the large molecules easily transfer inside the pores and isomerize on the active sites of SAPO-11.

It is revealed from Figure 5 (Figure 5a for the removal of SWCNTs and Figure 5b for the removal of NZVI), that the removal of EtBr with temperatures would increase the mobility of the EtBr and produce a swelling effect within the internal structure of adsorbent thus enabling the large molecules of EtBr to penetrate further.

This was not, however, necessarily a limitation; trait-based questionnaires can complement research with clinically based samples by enabling the large samples required to perform twin modelling to be studied, whilst avoiding biases associated with clinical samples.

Such large populations will tend to become fixed for the beneficial mutations carrying the largest benefits in an almost deterministic fashion, a process enabling the large population to reach the nearest fitness peak quite rapidly.

The CAL network search, on the other hand, is able to find the solution in a matter of seconds, thereby enabling the large number of permutations required to obtain reliable significance estimates.

Ultimately, we see ourselves enabling the larger consumer market too".

At least 40 such tunnels that have been discovered since 9/11, enabling the large-scale smuggling of drugs, weapons, and immigrants to take place.

In 1746 John Roebuck invented the lead chamber process, enabling the large-scale manufacture of sulphuric acid, and in 1780 James Keir developed a process for the bulk manufacture of alkali, together marking the birth of the modern chemical industry.

The small Coenosia has a similar number of microvilli to Drosophila, but its phototransduction is by far the fastest of these species, enabling the largest sample rate changes.

Here, we analyse survival with routinely collected data for all women registered with breast cancer in regional or national registries in these six countries, thereby enabling the largest international comparison of survival by stage at diagnosis.

This may be caused by the micro-mesoporous structure of meso-SAPO-11 in Cat3, which enable the large molecules easily to transfer inside the pores and undergo isomerization conversion on the active sites of SAPO-11.