Sentence examples for enabling to concentrate from inspiring English sources

Some authors used methodology enabling to concentrate the HIV-1 RNA by extracting from 4mL up to 30mL of plasma following ultracentrifugation [ 15- 17], or repeat the test 3 times [ 18], lowering the detection limits of PCR and reducing the variability in the low copy number range.

They described Muncie, which they only ever referred to as Middletown, as "a community as small as thirty-odd thousand... [in which] the field staff was enabled to concentrate on cultural change... the interplay of a relatively constant... American stock and its changing environment".

He handed over the chairmanship of Universal Music UK to David Joseph last year, enabling him to concentrate on his strategic and international role.

For Rudd, there are no lingering questions about 2003, which he says is enabling him to concentrate more on finishing strong this year.

This would prevent men with advanced prostate cancer being given a drug that will not work for them, enabling doctors to concentrate on alternative treatments.

It also meant that Japan was able to keep its defence spending at less than 1% of GDP, enabling it to concentrate more resources on becoming an industrial power.

In our case, a smartphone platform provides us with the hardware and cloud services with an infrastructure, enabling us to concentrate on developing a compelling user experience that can outpace the innovations of competitors who are concentrating their efforts – and budgets – on making physical cameras instead.

Separating AOL will benefit both companies – enabling Time Warner to concentrate fully on our core content businesses and improving AOL's operational and strategic flexibility.

The VFF received monthly payments of 28,000 DM in the mid-1950s; four years later that sum had risen to 55,000 DM.10 This gave the Volksbund an exceptionally solid financial basis for the time, enabling it to concentrate on the political business of anticommunist counter-intelligence in the Federal Republic during the height of the Cold War.

Although FMA is not accurate enough to replace a human coder completely, it may save time by enabling coders to concentrate on quality control rather than manually searching for every individual code.

This method of data acquisition is invariant of head rotational changes, enabling us to concentrate exclusively on possible translational changes in the alignment process when relocating an imaging position.