Sentence examples for was described enabling from inspiring English sources

A hierarchical system with a very comprehensive key of diagnoses (>900 entries), a reduced key of diagnoses (60 to 100 entries) and a simple key with about 10 diagnoses was described, enabling multidisciplinary use ranging from detailed information for veterinarians to simple recording of health-related observations by farmers (Table 1).

A novel application of thermally induced phase separation (TIPS) is described enabling the rapid formation of monodisperse porous microspheres.

A new method of the separation of PANI nanotubes from the template is described, enabling easy deposition of nanotubes on the conductive support.

A novel scheme employing enzymatic catalysts is described enabling conversion of d-ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate (RuBP) from 3-phospho-d-glycerate (3-PGA) without loss of carbon.

A prototypical tool integrated into a building information modelling software is described, enabling instantaneous energy and exergy calculations and the graphical visualisation of the resulting performance indices.

The general mathematical model used is described; enabling preparation of this evaluation adapted and applied to a particular example facility namely a pool type research reactor.

A method is described enabling the direct measurement of vincristine resistance in intact tissues in vivo by morphological study.

Despite these technological limitations, a eukaryotic cell-free protein expression system coupled to AlphaScreen-based measurement of protein-protein interaction has been described, enabling rapid mapping of protein interaction networks and high-throughput screening for protein-protein interaction inhibitors [ 66].

In the past few years, bioactivity assays for steroid hormone receptors have been described, enabling quantification of total hormone action (Paris et al. 2002, Sievernich et al. 2004, Roy et al. 2006).

The following domains were described, enabling balanced descriptions across the health states: cancer description, "cancer of the blood"; treatment response category; swollen glands in neck, armpits, or groin; limitations in performing daily activities; level of fatigue; appetite; and trouble sleeping because of night sweats.

At the time the bill was described as enabling rather than prescriptive.