Sentence examples for it enables preliminary from inspiring English sources
Mobile monitoring can be built in as a preliminary step of any air pollution field study design because it enables preliminary exploration of fine-scale spatial variability within a neighborhood, providing confidence in placement of stationary air monitors.
The proposed framework enables preliminary synthesis and analysis of bio-separation networks, and thus estimation of separation costs.
The practical use of the method is illustrated through the design chart, which enables preliminary selection of column spacing and encasement stiffness to achieve the desired settlement reduction for the selected set of the soil/column parameters.
The inclusion of pigs from the two independent domestications together with animals representing their wild ancestors enables preliminary investigation into whether the pattern of CNVRs was influenced by the process of domestication and/or the demographic history of pigs.
The calculated stability constants and the derived relationships from this study enable preliminary but useful predictions of the extent of metal adsorption onto GO for metals which have yet to be studied experimentally, and we tested the accuracy of these predictions by estimating and measuring the extent of Nd III) adsorption onto GO as a function of EDTA concentration.
In addition, T-IhNSCs may enable preliminary, broad screening studies that could be subsequently confirmed and refined by utilizing normal hNSCs.
The FGDs lasted 60 80 min, were audiotaped, and transcribed verbatim into Kiswahili to enable preliminary analysis.
The tabulated summary facilitated comparisons between the studies and enabled preliminary conclusions to be drawn.
This enabled preliminary assessment of any toxicity profile associated with rP11-4.
Although such data enable preliminary epidemiologic research during an ongoing outbreak, case information is stringently restricted to protect patient privacy.
This should enable preliminary evidence of antitumor activity to be obtained in this patient population in preparation for Phase II efficacy studies.
