Sentence examples for system therefore allows from inspiring English sources
The 500Friends LoyaltyPlus system therefore allows retailers to track, reward and recognize customers for doing anything they do on the Internet – posting status updates, writing reviews, checking-in, referring friends…anything.
Our yeast cell surface system therefore allows for the simple and comprehensive construction of HA and NA mutant libraries on yeast cell surface, thereby facilitating the prevention of pandemic caused by influenza viruses.
The system is a fully functional visualization environment that replicates most of the features and properties of a real-sized CAVE-like System, therefore allowing further prototyping and research in the field of Virtual Reality.
This self-generating reaction of HF acid reduces the rate at which the acid system reacts, and therefore, allows an increased depth of penetration of live HF acid into the formation.
An increase in the CHF of the boiling system would therefore allow for more compact and effective cooling systems for nuclear reactors, air-conditioning units, etc.
The resulting model provided information on the torsional vibration response of the system and therefore allowed analysis of the effect of different designs on the torsional system dynamics.
This system should therefore allow either experimentation in triplicate, for more statistically significant results, or the comparison of different culture device setups with cells from the same passage.
The availability of an intraperitoneal drug delivery system could therefore allow for further exploitation of the benefits of intraperitoneal chemotherapy while also solving the difficulties associated with the catheter system.
Upregulation of C5a therefore allows the stress system to mount an appropriate response.
Our term, 'innovation' allows the change of the strategy adoption rules, therefore allows (increases) the evolvability [22] of our model system.
The selection of each component therefore allows for the controlled formation of diverse, differentially functionalized systems.
