Sentence examples for more generally enable from inspiring English sources

Beyond this individual bioreactor, robust superstructure design has the potential to more generally enable bioprocess optimisation.

Thus, scattered light and bacteria-targeted fluorescence, coupled with new statistical metrics, appear to more generally enable rapid flow cytometry signal changes to gauge antibiotic resistance over a wide range of bacteria/antibiotic combinations.

Obtaining more quantitative data on the specificity and diversity of the T cell repertoire recognizing the virus would allow better understanding of the effect of recombination on the population dynamics of the virus, and more generally would enable more quantitative approach to the causes underlying immunodominance.

Prochaska acknowledges that sport initiatives do generally enable more boys than girls to take part, but says his organisation is trying to address this gender gap.

And long-acting methods generally enable more successful contraception than short-acting methods, with much lower failure rates and far better continuation rates.

Those with high status will generally enable more physical space to exist between themselves and lower status people.

The model predicts that higher amounts of available nutrients generally enable a more effective immune response, resulting in lower pathogen loads at any stage of the infection and in a shorter duration of the infection (Figures 2 & 3).

Current search methods, encompassing Google Scholar, PubMed and many others, generally enable us to find the article that we want to read very rapidly, and search technology continues to improve as more industries switch to the digital medium.

Farms benefit from a more direct connection with consumers, which generally enables them to make more money from products than if sold through third-party distributors.

More generally, it will enable analysts to explore whether or when deterministic analyses are a reliable guide for such decisions.

More generally, these comparisons enable exploration of variations in the social gradient in risk of preterm birth that may depend on policy or population factors [ 6, 22].