Sentence examples for intentionally to enable from inspiring English sources

The SC-PCF has a solid core with triangular lattice cladding structure, and one third of the cladding is removed intentionally to enable fast liquid infiltration and enlarge effective interaction area between liquid samples and the fiber core guided lightwave.

Application of TRICEPS-LRC and ASB in different biological systems revealed the need to redesign the first-generation technologies: TRICEPS-LRC was intentionally designed to enable the identification of ligand-bound receptors solely based on formerly N-glycosylated peptides.

In other words, the systems intentionally provide information to enable planning and decision-making regarding an upcoming maneuver (Brown & Laurier, 2012; Rehrl, Häusler, Leitinger, & Bell, 2014).

In other words, the systems intentionally provide information to enable planning and decision-making regarding an upcoming maneuver (Brown & Laurier, 2012), and when they fail to provide information in a timely manner, navigation is interrupted and a failed maneuver can occur.

We had intentionally included the pesticide treatment to enable us to test the effect of herbivory load upon the fitness effects.

'Regenerative design' seeks to intentionally enable an environment to continually replace ecosystem structures through natural processes, which is a design paradigm that can achieve multiple socio-ecological goals.

(The port of the vacuum chamber with the sapphire window intentionally faced a window of the laboratory to enable such imaging).

This is food chain 101, but in many sectors of agriculture, elements of the chain have been intentionally plucked from the lineup in order to enable productive farming.

TJSON is intentionally used as standard input/output by most of the BioR commands to enable the concatenation of multiple BioR commands into a single UNIX command using standard piping syntax.

We intentionally loaded low amounts of protein (1 μg of protein per lane) to enable visualization of each glycoform.

We intentionally run the random walker for the same number of steps ((tau = 1000)) for all cities to enable a direct comparison of the results.