Sentence examples for insert to enable from inspiring English sources

The fibrin was functionalized with a recombinant human insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) variant that covalently binds fibrin during polymerization and has a matrix metalloproteinase-cleavage insert to enable cell-mediated release.

It can be noted that this architecture inserts some pilots to enable channel estimation as required by the ML estimation method.

Next, two 4-mm K-wires were inserted for bone distraction (Fig. 4c) to enable inserting the titanium mesh into the osteotomy gap.

A solution to VAD is being tested using transgenic technology to insert the genes necessary to enable the rice grain to accumulate β-carotene, creating Golden Rice ([Beyer et al. 2002] [Grusak 2005]).

"The beauty of the CCP is that wearable manufacturers don't have to significantly change the design of their devices to incorporate the technology — it's a case of inserting the tiny chip to enable the device for payment," Suchy added.

For mitochondrial membrane, ROS production and mitochondrial co-localization assessments, PINK1-wt and PINK1 mutants were isolated from pcDNA3 with the triple HA tag attached and inserted into pIRES2-EGFP to enable simultaneous GFP labelling of all PINK1-transfected cells for analysis.

The section on "repressive autocracies" describes, disapprovingly, various repressive surveillance measures: legislation to insert back doors into software to enable spying on citizens, monitoring of social networks and the collection of intelligence on entire populations.

Moreover, R functions and MySQL queries have been optimized to enable fast insert of data and rapid filtering analyses.

Implants were inserted by the same surgeon to enable evaluation of the change in allograft volumes from the time of impaction to the end of the observation period.

This combined approach ensures adequate depth of sequence coverage (using cheaper, short-insert technologies) to make contigs, in addition to smaller numbers of long reads (using more expensive long-insert or long-read technologies) to enable assembly of these contigs into scaffolds.

Given intravenously along with general anesthesia, Raplon is a muscle relaxant that is used to enable doctors to insert breathing tubes into patients' throats.