The phrase "apart enable" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not function together in a meaningful way.
Example: "The system should enable users to access their accounts easily."
Alternatives: "allow access" or "facilitate use".
Furthermore, observations taken years apart enabled the proper motions of these stars across the sky to be estimated.
We were very surprised to find that the transplant would work even when they were immunologically very far apart, enabling completely mismatched transplants.
"We decided to see how immunologically different the recipient and donor could be and were very surprised to find that the transplant would work even when they were immunologically very far apart, enabling completely mismatched transplants," Czechowicz says.
But Latvia's high pain threshold and unusually open economy set it apart, enabling a relentless squeezing of wages, said Morten Hansen, head of the economics department at the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga.
a, A typical probe used to interrogate neuronal activity in rodent brains might be 100 μm wide, 0.8 mm long and take recordings of neuronal activity through 32 channels set about 50 μm apart, enabling simultaneous recording of about 20 neurons.
Their spacing, about a millimeter apart, enabled the array to manipulate electromagnetic waves of millimeter wavelength, somewhere between the microwave and infrared parts of the spectrum.
The different arrival times of a wave at these two detectors over 3,000 km apart would enable the source of the wave in the sky to be roughly identified.
Face your palm toward you and hold your fingers slightly apart to enable you to catch sight of the target through these parted fingers.
Apart from enabling recolonization, migration can also perturb population dynamics, potentially giving rise to another mechanism of enhanced survival.
By contrast, Clinton demands "status reports" on the conversion of ARMs to fixed-rate mortgages, a policy that will likely achieve nothing apart from enabling her administration to pad its statistics.
