Sentence examples for makes it possible to isolate from inspiring English sources

Improvements in protein isolation and purification using the HaloTag platform makes it possible to isolate and purify proteins at levels unachievable by traditional protein isolation methods (e.g., His-tag).

In that book, he argued that it is possible to construct tests of general intelligence that are free of cultural bias, which in turn makes it possible to isolate heredity as a wellspring of intellect.

Careful control of the duration of hydrolysis makes it possible to isolate the differentially protected catechins.

This makes it possible to isolate the effect of change on the transport network [11].

This design makes it possible to isolate the piezoelectric and electrical interconnections from the fluid during the operation.

Furthermore, the constrained design of an artificial language makes it possible to isolate specific language features from the complex interactions found in natural language, and to manipulate them in order to study them separately [64] [65].

Directional antennas make it possible to isolate its radiation pattern to a targeted group of sensors (with the rest of the network unaffected), thus convincing the FC that the defecting sensors are malicious.

The technique made it possible to isolate the individual amino acids and nucleic acids that are the basic building blocks of all living things.

However, recombinant DNA technology has made it possible to isolate one gene or any other segment of DNA, enabling researchers to determine its nucleotide sequence, study its transcripts, mutate it in highly specific ways, and reinsert the modified sequence into a living organism.

But are these genes unique to the fly, or do homologous genes determine the development of a human embryo?The answer to that question has had to wait for the invention of recombinant DNA technology which has made it possible to isolate, copy and amplify genes from a fly and to re-introduce them into a mouse, or vice versa.

Today the frontiers of finance involve anything from weather to mortality risk, from emissions to catastrophe insurance.Now that technology and financial engineering have made it possible to isolate and trade all manner of risks, the insurance industry is marching ever more eagerly into the capital markets.