Sentence examples for enabling us to understand from inspiring English sources

Our results represent a good foundation for further comparison of DT2008 and W82 at molecular levels using high throughput omic technologies, which will provide huge amounts of data, enabling us to understand the genetic network involved in regulation of soybean responses to water deficit and increasing the chances of developing drought-tolerant cultivars.

Therefore, the present study is able assist in identifying whether the deformation-induced martensitic transformation varied as a function of carbon content and the resulting fracture behavior, thereby enabling us to understand the work-hardening behavior of these steels.

They are thought to accumulate musical information over our lifetime, creating templates of the statistical regularities that are present in the music of our culture and enabling us to understand the music we hear in relation to our stored mental representations of the music we've heard.

Lucretius's stated aim in his six-book poem, De Rerum Natura, is to free us from fear by enabling us to understand Epicurean philosophy, so giving us the rational explanation of phenomena that have previously attracted irrational explanation and thus created fear of the gods in men's minds – the soul, for example, or thunderbolts.

These decision frameworks enable us to design optimum breeding plans by providing an objective and theoretical basis to make and validate breeding decisions, enabling us to understand the underlying mechanisms of breeding schemes with genomic information, and allowing us to test the practical implementation of breeding decisions against theoretical models.

This further explained the dispersity of the nanomaterial in solution, enabling us to understand the overall stability, nanoparticle shelf life, particle interactions between the charged particles, and their implications [59].

The design of experiments using quantified data enabled us to understand effects of factors and interactions between them.

Such estimation, using sustainability indicators of hydropower projects, enables us to understand marginal trade-offs among economic, environmental and social objectives of hydropower development.

We conducted a time use assessment among peer supporters to enable us to understand how time was spent on project activities.

Longitudinal studies using only quantitative methods do not enable us to understand the dynamics and functioning of the determinants of mental health.

Ethnographic thinking, by contrast, enables us to understand social and political dynamics and use them to precipitate meaningful social change.