Sentence examples for substance enabling from inspiring English sources

This differentiation will be possible by using a 14C-radiolabeled model substance enabling, in addition, to investigate the exposure of daphnids and fish via food.

This substance enables images taken with a camera to show areas of abnormal blood flow to the heart muscle caused by narrowings or blockages in the arteries, as well as scarred areas from prior heart attack.

In addition to using natural materials, artists now work with all sorts of industrial and synthetic substances, enabling the creation of far more dynamic looped structures.

For example, bacteria constructs biofilms by excreting scaffolding in the form of extracellular polymeric substances, enabling them to survive disinfectants.

It is apparent that intraepithelial T cells crossing the pb/im interface degenerate, and such apoptosis may be required for a release of substances enabling maturation of epithelial cells.

The improved description of pure substances enables more reliable predictions of phase equilibria in binary mixtures.

A combination of these nanoparticles with tissue-specific agents (antibodies or low-molecular weight substances) enables precise detection and diagnosis of tumors.

These two substances enabled us to modulate the severity of the inflammatory stimulus, especially regarding the deleterious effects on CHDR.

The integration of the biological end points with the chemical structures of the tested substances enables computational mapping (interpolating) of untested chemical analogues into the toxicity data, thereby providing a prediction of their relative toxicological hazard potential.

The Tories created the rhetoric of "big society" without delivering on the substance or enabling mechanisms.

The bonding mechanism starts with the application of an acidic substance, which enables the superficial tooth demineralization; then, another substance is used to prepare the demineralized substrate (primer), followed by the application of a resinous substance (resin bond), which links the tooth to the restorative material.