Sentence examples for instrument which enables from inspiring English sources

For Christmas, he was gifted Goat Story's GINA Smart Coffee Instrument, which enables three different brewing methods — pour over, immersion and cold drip.

Design, application and characterisation of the instrument which enables the direct measurement of differences of both impedance components (real and imaginary) is presented.

Phase separation and micellization were studied via static surface tension measurements and by using an instrument, which enables the automatic scanning of temperature and concentration dependent pH, turbidity and conductivity data.

It has a stereo workstation attached to the instrument which enables the image taken by the electron microscope to be viewed on the computer.

To investigate the influence of aberrations on optical breakdown threshold pulse energy we developed an adaptive optics femtosecond laser instrument which enables both the correction of aberrations and the detection of optical breakdown in a water based eye model.

For the purpose of this Article, 'durable medium' means any instrument which enables the parties to store information addressed personally to them in a way accessible for future reference for a period of time adequate for the purposes of the information and which allows the unchanged reproduction of the information stored.

Leutenegger et al. [ 11] introduced a full-field laser Doppler imaging instrument, which enabled real-time in vivo assessment of blood flow in dermal tissue and skin.

This was reported through a project questionnaire: "What we find really useful is to be able to use the results of the InterRAI-HC instrument, a validated tool which enables us to assess the situation of the person by a multidisciplinary team, really centered on the beneficiary, which in turn improves his engagement in the planning of his own care.

The lack of explicit prioritisation criteria that may cause patients with the same level of need to have very different waiting periods and the negative health effects of delay of surgery, further reinforce the necessity to develop instruments which enable the waiting list to be ordered in line with patients' needs [ 2, 4- 8].

At the heart of the issue is a technical instrument called "compulsory licensing", which enables national public health objectives to override patent interests.

One such instrument is the Cochrane Collaboration's ROB tool [ 10], which enables the evaluation of important domains related directly to the internal validity of an RCT and may capture the strengths and weaknesses of primary studies included.