Sentence examples for evolution enables the from inspiring English sources

Directed evolution enables the selection of sdAb variants with desirable traits such as improved thermodynamic stability and proteolytic stability.

This additional physically-based hardening evolution enables the polycrystal model to account for hardening due to reversible, geometrically necessary dislocation structures, such as pile-ups, as well as the more isotropic hardening effect due to forest dislocations.

In vivo evolution enabled the effective reduction of S/MAR size from 2 kb to 733 bp (resulting in a minicircle of ∼ 3 kb) with largely improved stability and cloning capacity.

The innovation is touted as bringing blockchain technology to the "next level of evolution", enabling the platform that was the brainchild of a Moscow-based physicist to compete with mainstream payment processors and to achieve mass-market adoption.

Berkeley's philosophical notebooks (sometimes styled the Philosophical Commentaries), which he began in 1707, provide rich documentation of Berkeley's early philosophical evolution, enabling the reader to track the emergence of his immaterialist philosophy from a critical response to Descartes, Locke, Malebranche, Newton, Hobbes, and others.

Moreover, DTI may help mapping the progression of circuit disruption along AD evolution, enabling the establishment of patterns of subclinical features associated with disrupted neuronal pathways.

The common thread of evolution runs through all science disciplines, and the concept of evolution enables students to better understand the nature of the universe and our origins.

The fact that species that share a long evolutionary path tend to have similar genomes compared to species that have diverged earlier in evolution enables phylogenetic analysis at the species level.

I started what I call my "Personal Renaissance" about three years ago when my wife Melinda told me, "I'm pregnant". Those two simple words were the catalyst for a rapid personal evolution enabled by the quality of the movements I joined.

Redundancy is a key feature of evolution that enables the conservation of efficient mechanisms; the most common manifestation of redundancy is exemplified by proteins that serve multiple purposes within the same cells at different developmental stages or in different cell types or tissues.

Section 6 provides an overview of the high-performance technology evolution enabled by MU-MIMO in the example of the IEEE 802.16e and IEEE 802.16 m mobile broadband systems.