Sentence examples for i enables from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we address this challenge by presenting an ontology-based approach that: (i) enables systematic response of e-Government systems to changes by applying formal methods for achieving consistency when a change is discovered; (ii) enables knowledgeable response of service designers and implementers to changes by utilizing design rationale knowledge.

In turn, Restriction i enables through Lemma 3 below the equivalence between (25), once deleted its underlined part, and condition (11).

Their voice, i) enables the organization, ii) challenges the status quo and cultivates innovation, iii) inspires those that don't have a voice, iv) increases their market relevancy & value, v) provides leadership and earns trust from the industry they serve, etc.

Alere™ i enables nucleic acid amplification without the need for the long thermal cyclers, allowing result to be obtained in 15 minutes or less.

A Web site that (i) enables users to browse pathways, reactions, metabolites/metabolite pools and compartments stored in the database, (ii) provides several built-in queries and interactive visualization and (iii) has the integrated steady-state metabolic dynamics analysis (SMDA) tool.

Consistent with this result, classic subcutaneous IVM tumor models routinely use nude mice in part because of several key advantages: i) enables implantation of a wide variety of tumor spheroids and tissues of different strains and species and ii) their abundant and hairless skin makes it easier to implant the titanium window chambers and observe the progressing tumors.

ViMM can (i) enable insights that can inform the design of new computational models and (ii) make value judgments explicit and more inclusive of relevant values.

If L sc ≥0, it shows that other cluster controllers in cluster i enable to accommodate load from CC ij.

( {sigma}_i^t: ) The number of wavelength used for cell cluster C i enabling CoMP at time t.

This paper extends the CDWS algorithm by (i) enabling automated feature extraction via independent components analysis and (ii) improving the segmentation accuracy by introducing heterogeneous stacking.

World War I enabled Japan, on the side of the victorious Allies, to widen its influence and territorial holdings.