Sentence examples for enabling the tracking of from inspiring English sources
When studying mechanisms of transcription regulation, inducible systems are an invaluable resource: regulatory processes can be triggered instantaneously, enabling the tracking of ordered mechanistic events.
The legislation will include not only the expected snooper's charter, enabling the tracking of everyone's web and social media use, but also moves to strengthen the security services' warranted powers for the bulk interception of the content of communications.
As well as enabling the tracking of internet and social media use, the legislation will also move to strengthen the security services' warranted powers for the bulk interception of the content of communications.
This work distinguishes itself from previous studies as GC/MS was used to identify and quantify the products within the shocked samples, enabling the tracking of product yield dependence on equivalence ratio as well as identifying several new intermediates that form during JP-10's decomposition.
A multiple model particle filter, which uses two different motion models, is designed for enabling the tracking of both road-constrained (on-road) and unconstrained (off-road) targets.
A novel Kalman filter-based method is introduced, enabling the tracking of the channel taps in the time domain, to mitigate the intercarrier interference under high Doppler spreads.
The act of articulating a desired future state — a decision about where to play and how to win — enables the tracking of progress against the desired state.
However, bowhead whales are known to travel long distances within relatively short timescales17,18, which should enable the tracking of suitable habitat even in fast-changing environments.
Using state-of-the-art geospatial technologies, SERVIR-Amazonia will enable the tracking of environmental changes in the region in almost real-time.
Researchers established a mammalian cell system harbouring stably integrated genes that enabled the tracking of single mRNPs from the time of transcription and during nuclear transport and export.
