Sentence examples for the root enables from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, since the displacement of the root enables the evaluator to have a better global view of the scene and of the succession of steps, adding the displacement improves the results for original motions but worsens them for synthesized motions.

Large air space between these roots enables diffusion of gas between roots and shoots.

The use of the Allium test as well as observing the growth of the biomass of the onion roots enabled the evaluation of the response of A. cepa on the presence of various inorganic selenium compounds and the demonstration of the effect of counter ions (H+, Na+, NH4+), most pronounced in the case of Se(IV) compounds.

The barrier to ROL, together with reoxidation of the rhizosphere around the root tips and lateral roots, enables elongation of the roots into the anoxic environment and restricts the entry of toxic compounds from highly reduced soils (Armstrong 1979; Armstrong et al. 1996; Colmer and Voesenek 2009).

GiA Roots enables users to specify which plugin to utilize in either the GUI or the command-line tool.

In the ground, a thorough, deep watering will encourage deep roots, enabling the plant(s) to do well in during the hot, dry summer.

Enable the root account:      To enable the root account, run "sudo passwd root" and specify a password for root.

But the hardest turn they took occurred in the 70s, when they eradicated their original hard blues-rock roots (enabled by guitar gods like Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer) to become a major force in LA rock.

It grows more slowly and it can store up water reserves in its enlarged roots, enabling it to survive greater extremes of climate than its cultivated cousin.

P. juliflora's high coppicing ability and deep roots enable them to survive in drylands where they provide a number of benefits including alternative energy sources (Ayanu et al. 2015).

For instance, a study by HRMAS of both seedling shoots and roots enabled to identify a neat metabolomic response induced in two cultivars of rice by drought and salinity stress [71].