Sentence examples for used that enabled from inspiring English sources
A specially designed system was used that enabled fine control of flow rate, transducer positioning and transducer angle relative to the flow phantom.
For the present study, a cantilever magnetometer was used that enables measurement of samples with a volume up to 64 mm3.
For example, stains that differentiate glia and neurons can be used that enable populations of cells to be classified based on the localization stain, and then their chemical differences compared.
"In the case of plastic films for example there is actually some clever technology in use that enables a longer shelf life for the product.
More surprisingly, beer can be added as a "seasoning" at the end of the cooking process, a use that enables it to maintain its distinctive flavour rather than being cooked down.
We developed V-Phaser 2, a publicly available software tool (V-Phaser 2 can be accessed via: http://www.broadinstitute.org/scientific-community/science/projects/viral-genomics/v-phaser-2 and is freely available for academic use) that enables the efficient analysis of ultra-deep sequencing data produced by common next generation sequencing platforms for viral populations.
The gel percentages and ladders need to be used that will enable 150bp and 300bp fragments to be seen.
Mr Schultes saw a connection with stories of European witches who used potions that enabled them to fly.
Cell lysates were then sonicated using conditions that enabled us to evaluate the distinct contribution of ERE1 and ERE2 which are less then 400 nt distant.
We also describe the genomic landscape of pure micropapillary carcinomas by using tools that enabled us to gain insight into the mutations in genes participating in polarity, ciliogenesis, cell shape and cytoskeleton organisation and private translocation at high resolution.
Took my practical knowledge to the next level by using tools that enabled me to capture spatial data that includes use of OS raster as well as vector data, heads up digitizing, digital photography, scanning, and aerial photography.
