Sentence examples for system enables improved from inspiring English sources

The Tris tricine discontinuous buffer system enables improved separation resolution and the destacking of smaller-molecular-weight species for a given pore size gel.

Hercules was designed for defense against attacks by massed formations of bombers, but a more sophisticated radar system enabled improved versions to intercept short-range ballistic missiles as well as aircraft.

The proposed specimen mounting protocol provides a simple method to align in vitro hip specimens in the ISB coordinate system which enables improved comparison between laboratory testing and clinical studies.

Pressurized operation decreases the cell internal resistance and enables improved system efficiency, potentially lowering the fuel production cost significantly.

A new control program which replaced the original manual control of the micro manipulation station enables improved system performance, especially fine adjustment, positioning and manipulation.

This reduction in KM enables improved selectivity in complex cell lysates systems, as the concentration used in assays is directly related to the KM.

As such, morphometric analysis is an important procedure for quantitative description of the drainage system; thus enabling improved understanding and better characterization of watersheds.

The primary objective of this study was to determine if modifications to the design of the imaging table and detector used for a db-PET system would enable improved visualization of breast tissue close to the chest wall.

CAMA captures the knowledge in a structured manner and incorporates this knowledge within the product design tools (CAD systems), thus enabling improved product timeliness and profitability.

A lot of anticancer drugs are hydrophobic and need biocompatible drug delivery systems to enable improved bioavailability and facilitate easier intravenous administration.

3D culture systems could be further developed to (i) include additional cell partners potentially influencing cancer cell-immune system interaction, (ii) enable improved control of hypoxia, and (iii) allow the use of freshly derived clinical cancer specimens.