Sentence examples for literature enable from inspiring English sources

Node annotations (e.g. various gene/protein identifiers) and link annotations (e.g. pointers to the literature) enable easy exploration of the network.

We sought a classification method that would permit rapid and high-resolution identification of bacterial taxa to the species level or better, facilitate comparisons with previously published literature, enable incremental data analysis, and support classification of newly-identified vaginal taxa.

He said, "I have the feeling of being a very small item on this planet, and literature enables me to express that".

His extraordinary skill with the short story, a form always relished in Ireland, but one strangely orphaned elsewhere in contemporary literature, enabled him to flourish also as a TV playwright.

What moves me most is how great literature enables me to comprehend something of the people I encounter there, how they might have come to be who they are, to do the things they do.

We also found some significant relationships between species pairs that were already described in the literature, enabling us to discuss the possible nature of interactions.

At this stage, used empirical correlations available in literature enabling UL prediction (overall heat loss coefficient) of the former and flat plate collector method has been performed.

Comparison of the pressure gradient predicted by the proposed model with an Ergun type equation available in the literature enables quantification of the empirical coefficients of the latter equation in terms of porosity.

A probabilistic framework is presented for designing and analyzing existing CA algorithms proposed in literature, enabling on-line computation of the risk for faulty intervention and consequence of different actions.

One of these methods is the recently described normalized-Hill modeling approach, which even with minimal biochemical data from literature enables a global view of quantitative functional relationships between every node in a network [33].

However, the emergence of a large variety of self-interference cancellation techniques [36 38] in the literature enabled efficient reduction in self-interference and therefore allowing radios to operate in full-duplex mode.