Sentence examples for variation to enable from inspiring English sources

In order to suppress the frequency variation to enable narrowband filtering, a predicted Doppler frequency based on a model atmosphere is subtracted from the original signal by heterodyning.

The problem of establishing the anticipated magnitude of between- and within-cluster variation to enable planning values of the intra-cluster correlation coefficient and the coefficient of variation are also described.

The data we found on religion from the WVS (Uslaner 2002), social mobility from the WVS (Rothstein and Uslaner 2005), regulations and demand for regulation from the ISSP (Aghion et al. 2010) and civic mindedness from the WVS (Aghion et al. 2010) were not showing enough time variation to enable us to use them for Australia in the analysis, as Australia is only studied from 2005 to 2010.

They also emphasize the need for further investigation into reasons behind this variation to enable provision of the optimal care for patients at the EOL, regardless of diagnosis.

Probes were designed to tolerate some sequence variation to enable detection of divergent species with homology to sequenced organisms, and to have no significant matches to the human genome sequence.

In this paper, we propose a wavelet-based method to quantify structural variation profiles to enable comparisons between genomes of closely related individuals, which may pave the way for the use of genome-wide structural information for a phylogenetic study.

Thus, SARPs appear to have the potential both to generate genetic variation and to enable adaptive change in morphology.

Within the United States, minority recruitment for genetic/family studies has been recognized as crucial to understand genetic variation and to enable generalization of research findings.

It will also allow the frequency of early diagnosis to be investigated more comprehensively, to examine regional and local variations and to enable better assessment of the campaigns aimed at promoting the earlier diagnosis of cancer.

The slow gas delivery rates and long Thigh times are designed to achieve better matching of regional time constant variations and to enable more uniform gas delivery to a greater number of alveolar units than is possible with conventional ventilation strategies.

Apparently, there is a growing need for a scalable but mathematically principled approach to make effective use of structures in both the genome and the transcriptome; to capture higher order interactions between the genetic variations; and to enable consistent, optimal, and computationally efficient high-dimensional inference for large-scale genome-wide-association (GWA) mapping.