Sentence examples for enabling the relation from inspiring English sources

As a workaround for the comparison, the process with the highest impact in each category was scaled to 100%, enabling the relation of the impacts of the different processes to each other to be shown.

Nonetheless, an average distance of approximately 20 km between these seismic stations does not enable the relation to be resolved between the fault geometry, revealed by seismic reflection experiments, and aftershock distribution.

This enabled the relation of gene expression levels in the tumor types also to that detected in the wild-type gland.

Assessment using the Birmingham Cognitive Screen (BCoS) enables the relations between 'domain specific' and 'domain general' cognitive deficits to be evaluated as the test generates an overall cognitive profile for individual patients.

To enable the semantic relation extraction from N, we build a paraphrase dictionary D to match relation phrases with predicates.

The peak widths are inversely related to the crystallite sizes according to the Scherrer relation, enabling the XRD patterns to demonstrate the change in particle size.

A key feature of the reduction procedure is the decoupling of the QSS species appearing in the QSS algebraic relations, enabling the explicit solution of the QSS species concentrations, which are needed for the evaluation of the elementary reaction rates.

Formal ontological mapping of all metadata terms ensured logical validation of the underlying concepts while enabling the addition of semantic relations.

For American sociologists who studied the concept at the end of the 1980s, social capital can also be considered as a network of various relations enabling the individual to improve his social insertion.

The key issue is to document product information in a way that would enable analysing the relation between usage parameters and actual product failures.

We compared the reading times for conjunctions in the context of the extra information about the enabling causal relation, to the reading times for the same conjunctions presented in 'baseline' scenarios that were similar but did not contain a conditional 'if A then B'.