Sentence examples for methods thus enabling from inspiring English sources

Lobster's artificial intelligence engine kicks in by analyzing these images, building a neural network and enabling detailed search methods, thus enabling the discovery of your work.

These four methods thus enable to browse the whole RDF graph in a generic way, detached from the concrete underlying ontologies.

To improve the execution of the skill after generalization, we combine the proposed approach with an adaptation method, thus enabling the refinement of the generalized assembly operation.

Lucas generally plays the marimba using the complex 4 mallet method thus enabling him to play more notes per beat.

This method thus enables us to better identify and target explicit areas for intervention measures.

The FINGR method thus enables greater resolution of the existing GAL4-UAS arsenal by "Flp-out" or "Flp-in" of GAL80 expression within a given GAL4 expression domain.

This method thus enables functional in situ time-kinetic analysis of immunoproliferative responses in a distinct domain of the lymphoid organs, which are quantitatively confirmed by flow cytometry.

The method thus enables the establishment of a direct link between function and identity (Chen and Murrell 2010; Cupples 2011; Dumont and Murrell 2005; Radajewski et al. 2003; Uhlik et al. 2009).

Consequently, we retain the scalability of other graph-theoretical path finding methods and thus enable the analysis of genome-scale metabolic networks without any model restriction done prior to analysis.

ARGIS has the capability of performing precise registration in outdoor environment without using traditional vision tracking method, which thus enables users to arbitrarily manipulate the system.

As for the highly sensitive species identification, discussed above, sample processing (e.g., tryptic digestion, acidic/organic extraction, nano-liquid chromatography) can greatly increase the sensitivity and specificity of a MALDI-TOF MS method and thus enable subspecies identification [66, 75].