Sentence examples for high resolution enabled from inspiring English sources

The telescope's high resolution enabled the researchers to pin down the location of the cold dust with such confidence that they were convinced that the dust had formed in the aftermath of the explosion.

Such high resolution enabled the identification of 11 700 CNVs >443 bp in the genomes of 40 normal individuals.

Digital recording of the entire section by a virtual slide system at a high resolution enabled to capture all the pathological alterations of ALS, which are highly variable from a neuron to another.

This high resolution enabled us to focus on the differences between low and high- recombining regions of the genome, and on the large differences that we observed between males and females.

Three-dimensional graphics in high resolution enable drivers to see their destination more easily and clearly.

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is real time and high resolution, enabling quantitative analysis through attenuation coefficient (μOCT, mm−1).

This technique is well suited to high-throughput whole genome detection of chromosomal gains and losses at high resolution, enabling rapid detection of homozygous loss, which allow molecular phenotyping of tumours based on the underlying abnormalities and the detection of amplicons, which may be associated with overexpression of oncogenes.

This increase in SNR can be used to obtain images with higher resolution, enabling better visualisation of structures within the human brain.

In developing the DiLeu reagents and extending them to the high-resolution enabled 12-plex set, cost-effectiveness has been of paramount concern.

The Orbitrap Fusion and Q Exactive HF mass spectrometers, featuring ultrahigh-field Orbitrap mass analyzers that nearly double acquisition speeds compared to their predecessors, make comprehensive analysis and high-resolution enabled quantitation of complex samples even more practical.

This higher-resolution enabled us to detect different patterns of genome evolution between the sub-families of Rosaceae.