Sentence examples for to enable easier comparison from inspiring English sources

We chose to adhere to the nomenclature used by the BiGG database (the largest available repository for genome-scale metabolic models) in order to enable easier comparison with other in silico models [ 32].

As the comparison of different Phos-tag gels was difficult for several reviewers, we have aligned all Phos-tag gels in one figure and introduced a numbering system to enable easier comparison of band patterns between figures (as has been mentioned before).

Firstly, the scale is not compromised by its retention, secondly if the LMUP is used over time we may see this item becoming more relevant as unmet need for family planning falls and, finally, to enable easier comparison with LMUP use elsewhere.

Fig. 7. Comparison of background-subtracted LSFs (tg_d profiles) around +25 Å. Residual errors of up to 1/4 pixel in tg_d centroid were corrected for these plots to enable easier comparisons (but not in the evt files because such errors are representative of what users can expect).

To enable easy comparison with other works, we have chosen the F-measure as the main quality indicator: F = 2 P R P + R, (8).

The most relevant details of the TTO specifications included in this study are described in the " Appendix" to enable easy comparison with other studies performed with a TTO checklist [ 14].

More succinctly, a standard method of reporting results would enable easier comparison across studies and cohorts, with an ultimate goal of enabling better understanding of what performance metrics (time in band, variability, etc) are important.

Associations representing private colleges and universities, state universities and large research universities have been working to develop formats and common sets of statistics that would enable easy comparison on everything from class size to what students do after graduation.

This enabled easier comparison of our results with the P50 suppression literature as assessed in EEG settings.

Users can create individual boards that provide a real-time view of the state of the Internet across a variety of dimensions, enable easy comparisons across countries and data sources, and are easy to configure, edit, and share.

We conducted the experiment on the smallest chromosome to enable easier computation of the less efficient algorithms in the comparison.