Sentence examples for applications that enabled from inspiring English sources
A survey conducted largely in the UK of the ISV market by Bloor Research - albeit in June 2013 - found that 75% of ISVs (not just confined to capital markets) were still just concentrating on traditional applications that improve current processes rather than on developing applications that enabled new ways of working.
We report an automated pipeline, supported by several software applications that enabled the construction of the first comprehensive sequence-verified plasmid clone resource for more than 96% of protein coding sequences of the genome of F. tularensis, a highly virulent human pathogen and the causative agent of tularemia.
KBase has a suite of scientific applications that enables users to build and share sophisticated workflows.
This would involve building smartphone applications that enables crowdsourcing the collection of surveillance information.
You focus on practical applications that enable immediate use of these tools and methods in your daily work environment.
Customizing a page is done by installing applications that enable customers to do things like shop, enter contests or see a menu.
Homeowners in turn would seek out the applications that enable them to gain greater control over their home energy usage and save money, the thinking goes.
NetSuite's mission is to offer a complete set of applications that enable small firms to run their businesses, including accounting, payroll and marketing.
For businesses, look to applications that enable them to strengthen their relationships with their customers, make them more knowledgeable so that they can more effectively sell their product or service.
Consumers in this country can already glimpse the wireless Internet's potential through applications that enable them to get stock quotes, check the weather or send short text messages over their mobile phones or other devices.
The results reveal a substantial improvement in convergence reliability of implicit CFD applications that enables computations starting from simple initial conditions without user intervention.
