Sentence examples for enabling the verification from inspiring English sources

This detailed presentation of the results is exemplary for its value not only in enabling the verification of the subsequent discussion of the results, but also and perhaps more importantly, in allowing replications of this study in other universities and contexts.

Impulsivity can be measured using self-report questionnaires, visual analogue scales and laboratory behavioural tasks, enabling the verification of the impulsive action, related to the lack of inhibitory behaviour, and the impulsive choice, related to decision making without possibility no proper deliberation (Broos et al. 2012).

De Caro's confessions, which court documents describe as "reliable," have apparently enabled "the verification of additional crimes that would have been very difficult to uncover in the absence of his statements," and this assistance had likely informed the judge's decision.

This approach also enables the verification of experimental data consistency.

The data enabled the verification of the 2nd hypotheses of the study designed to lead to new directions of action.

Anyone who wants to enable the verification can go to the "Me" tab, access Settings and then Security, then turn on the Login verification option.

To help with the design of correct controllers, we present a methodology that enables the verification of linear-time temporal logic properties of general, non-linear hybrid systems.

It facilitates a degree of transparency in its data linking that enables the verification of financial transactions with much less time and fewer resources than conventional methods for transaction verification require.

The approach reflects the hierarchical nature of asynchronous hardware synthesis frameworks, for example the Balsa system, and enables the verification of the system at different levels of abstraction against properties such as deadlock, delay insensitivity, conformance and refinement.

The actually measured bubble sizes, the respective slip velocity values in transverse and axial directions and the local shear rates enabled the verification of known formulations for the lift coefficient (CL) for bubbles.

Furthermore, the utilisation of the expressive ontology language and the generic nature of core concepts help support the specification of system mechanisms to enable the verification of knowledge across multiple platforms.