Sentence examples for enabling the recognition of from inspiring English sources

This matching enables moves of protons and electrons, enabling the recognition of, for example, tautomeric molecules.

DNA barcodes could aid in the routine identification of Heteroptera in applied settings by enabling the recognition of morphologically cryptic species, by associating immature forms with adults (pest management), and by identifying eggs (phytosanitary applications) and fragmentary remains (food quality, ecological analyses).

One of the early changes that occur during apoptosis is the translocation of phosphatidylserine from the inner to the outer surface of the plasma membrane, presumably enabling the recognition of apoptotic cells by phagocytes [ 39].

Thus, further research on host genes related to susceptibility/resistance to mycobacterial diseases is crucial in order to identify the mycobacterial resistant genotype in different populations and enabling the recognition of changes in allele frequencies.

This approach has the strength of enabling the recognition of genetically deviating strains in a population, rather than randomly sampled frequent haplotypes with similar genetic background, as represented by the frequent haplotypes H1 and H8 in the S. brasiliensis and S. schenckii populations, respectively.

In order to enable the recognition of singing in polyphonic music, we employ the vocal separation algorithm [29].

The former enables the recognition of names or numerical and temporal entities while the latter recognizes the function of the word.

Participatory, prospective value network analysis enables the recognition of possible future actors, actions and their combinations, which again form value creation possibilities.

Yet such pornographic possibilities do not necessarily involve morally troubling objectification, as long as background conditions enable the recognition of women as subjects, and the recognition more generally of flesh and blood humans as autonomous agents.

A layered approach to this episode enables the recognition of this event, as a complex intertwining of feelings towards the task, social relations, habits, and perception of physical capital in self and others.

A qualitative research framework was utilised to explore New Zealand's VAL system (VAL V2), as it enables the recognition of underlying meanings and reasons behind processes and choices more effectively than the use of more traditional quantitative research methods.