Sentence examples for enabling the sample to from inspiring English sources

One way to avoid this may be to reject any sampled tree which has a posterior probability less than 1 K, enabling the sample to be seen as a set of 'plausible' trees at least partially covering the full tree distribution.

To enable the sample to better represent the patients characteristics, a multi-stage sampling was performed.

The addition of a PLE interface preceding the Power Prep enables the sample to be extracted and cleaned in the same automated run.

Recruiting through two major tertiary cancer centres in the North West and using deliberately broad and inclusive criteria will enable the sample to capture demographic and experiential breadth.

However, when conducting TLDG, the surgeon can simply expand the incision for the 10-mm trocar below the umbilicus to a 3 4 cm semicircle incision around the navel to enable the sample to be removed as the hypogastrium wall has more ductility.

The galvoscanner enabled the samples to be irradiated with a predetermined laser scan pattern, in this case, an array of points with a center-to-center distance of 50 μm.

A specially-designed four point loading rig was used to enable the samples to be studied in situ on the neutron diffractometer, both in the unloaded and loaded conditions: i.e. with the crack closed (no applied load) and open (loaded to the same Kmax experienced during crack growth).

We concluded that gene expression profiles obtained by stimulating PBMC with BCG were not sufficiently different from expression profiles obtained by stimulating cells with PPD to enable the samples to fall into separate clusters.

This result is achieved by combining a diffused, cylindrical flow pattern with an extraction tube coaxial with the laser beam and fixed to the laser assembly which enables the sampling point to be constantly positioned on the ablation spot.

Raman Spectroscopy uses inelastic scattering of monochromatic light (usually a laser) to excite vibrational modes of bonds in the sample that result in a frequency shift of the emitted light, thereby enabling the composition of the sample to be determined.

Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance uses the absorption of electromagnetic waves by protons (H+ ions) in a magnetic field that results in a frequency shift of the emitted electromagnetic waves to enable the composition of the sample to be determined.