Sentence examples for be understood to enable from inspiring English sources
In evaluating ingredients for use in aquaculture feeds there are several important knowledge components that should be understood to enable the practical use of any particular ingredient in a feed formulation.
Clearly, the relationship between precursor concentration and acrylamide formation must be understood to enable food producers to select the most suitable varieties as the raw material for their products and to develop quality control measures where appropriate.
However, the NNA is understood to enable the provision of better incentives than GNA, simply because it rewards additional efforts only.
The roles of environmental factors and surface morphology/chemistry on the condensation dynamics need to be better understood to enable efficient water-harvesting, dehumidification, and other psychrometric processes.
Brittleness is commonly used to characterize the possible failure features in rocks, quantified by the brittleness index (BI(26 BIs, the applicability of each BI should be well understood to enable the selection of the most suitable for each application.
The genes and enzymes of folate synthesis are sufficiently understood to enable metabolic engineering of the pathway, and results from pilot engineering studies in plants (and bacteria) are encouraging.
It was only in the 1960s that chromatophores were well enough understood to enable them to be classified based on their appearance.
These results have to be known and understood to enable the design of high-performance temperature sensors and bandgap references in CMOS integrated circuits.
However, the molecular details of Red recombination must be more clearly understood to enable more effective substrate designs for complex applications.
Most diseases aren't well enough understood to enable the rational development of truly transformative treatments.
And it might be granted if sensory experience is understood to function as language does, both enabling thought and conforming it in large part to its own context, its own limitations.
