Sentence examples for enabling transition from inspiring English sources

Receptor-attached phosphates destabilize both the polar core (Vishnivetskiy et al., 1999) and three-element interaction (Vishnivetskiy et al., 2000), enabling transition into high-affinity receptor-binding state.

Only an active being can therefore have knowledge, and the principal function of empirical knowledge "is that of an instrument enabling transition from the actual present to a future which is desired and which the present is believed to signalize" (Lewis (1946), 4).

These data demonstrate the potential of rHuPH20 to facilitate the delivery of a variety of drugs in both acute and chronic clinical settings, either enabling transition to a more convenient, patient-friendly route of administration (e.g., conversion of treatments from IV to SC) or improving the PK profile of drugs that are typically administered SC (e.g., short acting insulin products).

Scholars have argued the need to conceptualize SEA as a process designed to facilitate strategic thinking, thus enabling transitions toward sustainability.

These experimental results argue in favor of the TCS model proposing that miR-200/ZEB1 miR-200/ZEB1 three-way decision-making switch enabehavesrassitions among the E, hybrid E/M and M phenotypes.

This paper outlines how current distribution network pricing can be revised to enable transition to a smart grid in a low-carbon economy.

Recent research has enabled transition of lab scale protocols for hPSC expansion and cardiomyogenic differentiation towards more controlled processing in industry-compatible culture platforms.

The recent advances in technology enabled transition to the Internet of Things (IoT), in which physical objects around us become an integral part of the global information system.

We propose that willingness and ability as two preconditions that are key to enable transition to new ways of being mobile.

Then, the only enabled transition is begin{aligned} t_1, =,{mathrm{inc.

Metal oxide catalysts may enable transition states that would not require the aromatic carbons to assume a free radical nature.