Sentence examples for sample enabled the from inspiring English sources
Knowing the concentration of the isotope for a specific sample enabled the researchers to determine when it had first been exposed.
However, dilution of the sample enabled the determination of the most abundant compounds like glutamine, serine, alanine, glycine, and arginine.
The separate analysis of the individual transcript assembly for each sample enabled the identification of potential differently spliced transcripts of pigmented and nonpigmented phenotypes.
The interview sample enabled the elicitation of teachers' views about parenting programmes and collecting information from both attending and non-attending parents helped to highlight the issues around non-engagement and barriers to attendance.
Furthermore, the two measurements are physically complimentary, with QPM and Raman being related respectively to the elastic and inelastic scattering of the excitation light in the sample, enabling the comparison of these two sets of data to derive additional information [16].
Studying paralogous regions within the same sample enables the study of the links between genome and epigenome evolution while controlling for biological and technical variation.
The current study replicates and extends our earlier work [ 30] by including a larger sample enabling the assessment of gender differences in stress-responsiveness.
The two techniques were applied to adjacent parts of the same frozen tissue sample, enabling the comparison of results obtained on material of almost identical composition.
This confinement of light is advantageous since it allows optical sectioning of the sample, enabling the reconstruction of three dimensional (3D) models.
In addition, because all sialylated glycans are neutralized, DRAG permits simultaneous quantification of neutral and sialylated glycans within one sample, enabling the determination of the relative distribution of each glycan within a single sample.
Although this type of sample enables the complete analytical pathway to be assessed ensuring a closer relationship between the EQA and routine clinical activity, it is limited by the amount of human tissue that is available and issues related to transport of samples across national borders.
