Sentence examples for provide this ability from inspiring English sources

Groschupf said most data analytics tools save the visualization for last, but they wanted to provide this ability to visualize the data in real time whenever the person using the tool wanted to see it.

This suggests alternative entries for this putative G8-specific phenolic degradation pathway: either by uptake of ferulic acid (as one of the cognate transporters could provide this ability) or by transformation of more complex phenolics, for example, by iterative oxidation of long chain substituted cinnamic acids.

The pectoral girdle is designed to absorb the shock of the anuran as it lands on its forelimbs; an elastic, muscular suspension connecting the pectoral girdle to the skull and vertebral column provides this ability.

The problem with the Web was that its lack of any natural indexing or grouping, left it vulnerable to gatekeepers (Google, Yahoo, etc) who provided this ability and replicated the television model; using content to sell products/services.

This is supported by a recent study reporting that the C-terminal region of the RNA-binding protein Nab3 containing a predicted α-helix following a Q16 tract, is sufficient to provide this protein with the ability to self-assemble 28.

This will provide the ability to generate more precise metrics of the relationship between investment and publications and citations.

This may provide the ability to minimize laceration of vessels during stereotactic neurosurgery, avoid vessels during local anesthesia procedures deep inside the body, and locate vessels during central venous/arterial cannulation.

This may provide the ability to assess the sensitivity of early and advanced human neural development to compounds by various means such as cell proliferation, cell migration, cell-type specific mRNA/protein expression, and electro-physiologic responses.

This structure may provide the ability of 3-D AOA estimation that can be followed in future works.

"We can't think of anything more routine than someone's commute, so why not make things easier and provide the ability to schedule this, and then it's just one less thing they have to worry about when they wake up in the morning".

Future, recent and forthcoming publications of randomised trials will provide the ability to check this prediction.