Sentence examples for permitting enhancement from inspiring English sources

Several recent critics of genetic enhancement argue that permitting enhancement is liable to undermine important human values.

Both have been criticized for exaggerating the likely effects of permitting enhancement technologies (Fenton 2006; Lev 2011).

Access to real-time fly neuronal activity, such as EEG, would permit enhancement of the fly model but since such direct read-out remains technically challenging, an alternative approach may be to more carefully examine available locomotor data with the aim of establishing connections to brain activity.

Many of the repositories and platforms libraries are currently using permit enhancement of metadata with keywords, user-generated tags, or existing basic subject categories.

Leaching can be carried out in two stages that permit separate enhancement during each stage.

Recent nano-bioengineering approaches employing quantum dots (QDs) permit the enhancement of the purple membrane (PM) "light-harvesting capacity" compared to native PMs.

These developments permitted the enhancement and refinement of many of the energy-conversion devices and systems that had been introduced during the previous century, as exemplified by the remarkable evolution of jet engines and rockets.

We describe a method for direct numerical simulations of highly turbulent compressible flows which permits an enhancement of the Reynolds number.

Current technological advances have permitted an enhancement in design formulation, allowing delivery of therapeutic doses of small molecule drugs and biomolecules, aided by larger patch sizes and scalable manufacture.

Recent nano-bioengineering approaches employing colloidal semiconductor and metal nanoparticles conjugated with biosystems permit the enhancement of the light-harvesting capacity of photosensitive proteins, thus providing a strong impetus to protein-based device optimisation.

Compared to the Acoustic Positioning Systems used for the km3 demonstrators, ANTARES and NEMO Phase 1, this new system is based on the "all data to shore" concept and it will permit the enhancement of detector positioning performances, reduction of costs and its use as real-time monitor of environmental acoustic noise.