Sentence examples for to enable preparation from inspiring English sources
It is noteworthy that the Harvard New Pathway curriculum leaves three afternoons every week free of scheduled classes to enable preparation for the PBL sessions [ 10].
Lipid-modified oligonucleotides facilitate uptake of siRNA, target DNA nanostructures to lipid bilayers, program assembly of 3D microtissues, enable preparation of live single cell microarrays, and function as vaccine adjuvants and immunotherapeutics.
Thus, the new Pt II) complexes enable preparation of less sensitive sensors compared to PtTPTBP/PS material.
The hybrid approach presented here might enable preparation of mechanically strong nanocomposite hydrogels consisting of strongly or weakly charged polymer chains of different architecture.
After the opening statement, the Trial Chamber adjourned for 4 weeks to enable further preparation for the defence case.
It's been mentioned by Ian McGeechan - and I agree with him - that in the Lions year the season should be shortened to enable more preparation time.
The optimum activated pore structure was determined using N2 adsorption isotherms, to enable the preparation of ACs with high methane adsorption capacities.
The same synthon has the potential to enable the preparation of additional molecular pseudo CAB cocrystals using other chemically distinct carboxylic acids.
In this paper, we present a novel technique to fabricate an electronic device array on a freely designed curved surface via thermal molding of plastic sheets and direct melting of organic semiconductors with subsequent recrystallization, which is expected to enable the preparation of 3D plastic electronics.
To enable the preparation of treatment proposal, the CIDI interview was extended with detailed questions about previously used psychotropic drugs (duration and dosages) and psychosocial therapies.
(Amde et al. 2012, p. 5) … succession plans are expected to be put in place two years in advance with respect to all rotating posts … to enable sufficient preparation time for both those incoming and incumbent.
