Sentence examples for procedure which enabled from inspiring English sources

Reading between the lines of this section of Brooks's statement it is clear there was a well-established procedure which enabled Sun and News of the World journalists to pay cash for unauthorised information.

She told the officers it was "essential" they had confidence to take responsibility for their own decisions and "not to try to hide behind an old process or procedure" which enabled them "to evade responsibility".

By combining the principles of the "ClosTron" system and homologous recombination, we developed an accurate gene deletion procedure which enabled us efficiently delete DNA fragments without leaving any antibiotic resistance marker in the genome.

This trainee found "a step-by-step guide of the preparation and considerations for the procedure" which enabled him to "quickly and easily refresh my knowledge and prepare for the procedure thereby saving valuable time and improving patient care".

In the present study, we were able to observe the activities of single PCs throughout the conditioning procedure, which enabled direct comparisons of the responses of the PCs to the CS between naive and conditioned states with a relatively simple conditioning procedure.

It is essential that you have the confidence in yourselves that I have in you - the confidence to take responsibility for your own decisions, and not to try to hide behind an old process or procedure which enables you to evade responsibility.

Echocardiography is a non-invasive procedure which enables full assesment of cardiac function.

In particular, we elaborate on the procedure which enables Eve to read off all the messages in the message mode while remaining undetectable.

This paper introduces a procedure which enables a virtual design review of the planned process layout in the HD visualization center at the Heinz Nixdorf Institute.

This paper proposes a systematic modeling procedure, which enables the description of the most important experimental settings and biological effects in terms of stoichiometry, kinetics and metabolic regulation.

Informally, being decidable means that there is a mechanical procedure which enables one to decide whether an arbitrary given sentence (of the language of the theory) is a theorem or not.