Sentence examples for solution thus allowing from inspiring English sources

This phase upon further milling transforms to a Ni-rich fcc solid solution thus allowing one to by-pass the nucleation of Al3Ni in these samples.

This feature allowed the polymer to expand in solution, thus allowing access of solvent into the polymeric network [9].

Therefore it is mainly cell-associated fluorescence that is detected and the signal is hardly impaired by free fluorescent ligand in solution thus allowing measurements of ligand binding under equilibrium conditions [ 163].

However, recent NMR analysis on SENP1 has revealed that Trp-465, the aromatic residue constituting the 'lid' is highly mobile in solution, thus allowing substrates to access the active site [ 42].

The EAA outlines what needs to become more accessible, without imposing detailed technical solutions, thus allowing for innovation.

In this paper we focus on the first three entities, which by themselves provide a quite comprehensive overview of issues and solutions and, thus, allowing a broad understanding of the current status of cloud security.

The advantage of using such pseudo-real data is that the true solution is known, thus allowing a quantitative assessment of the performance of the algorithm.

When coupled with the unique photophysical properties of the Ln III) ions the LB technique allows for the development of new generation sensors that allow for sensing on surface rather than the traditional solution based approach, thus allowing the development of functional sensing devices.

The fabricated device exhibited a very broad working voltage range of 0 2.20 V in the 0.1 M (TBA PF6 solution of propylene carbonate, thus allowing for maximum charging of all composite electrodes and delivering a high energy density of 102.60 W h kg−1 (18.2 μW h cm−2) at the power density of 12.21 kW kg−1 (2.2 μW cm−2).

The algorithms introduced here differ from those in our preliminary investigation[9] in that a two step formulation has been adopted which reduces memory demands thus allowing solutions involving large network substrates with as much as 400 routers.

Advocates suggested that, when properly employed, consensus strategies can create structured environments in which experts are given the best available information, thus, allowing solutions to problems to be more justifiable and credible than they would be otherwise [ 15].