Sentence examples for but does not enable from inspiring English sources

Hiring a third-party consultant is a step in the right direction but does not enable foundations to understand and fund the appropriate organizational enhancements.

The tropylium ion (m/z 91) is characteristic of BTEX but does not enable identification.

Computed Tomography (CT) is widely used in patients with TKA, but does not enable accurate identification of soft tissues, particularly in the presence of metallic components due to scattering (Ho et al. 2012).

This kind of development leads to more capable employees but does not enable them to become leaders who can embrace and exhibit the humanistic behavioral aspirations being demanded today.

This single kit only gives a baseline reading of your DNA damage rate but does not enable any comparative analysis of how, for instance, a new diet or exercise regime might have affected that rate.

The highly optimized Cytoscape framework on the other hand scales very good, but does not enable comparable flexibility in terms of visualization of charts, shapes and other graphics.

We report that the resulting levels of intracellular trehalose (∼80 mM) are able to confer increased resistance to the partial dehydration resulting from hypertonic stress, but do not enable survival of complete desiccation due to air drying.

The 115 strip trials offered an opportunity to make comparisons of Adapt-N with Cornell N Calculator (New York) and MRTN (Iowa) N rate recommendations under real-farm conditions, but did not enable direct analysis of their relative yield and profitability performance.

Comparisons across all PDB structures provide some measure of the range of structural variability, but do not enable the calculation of binding energies, while inhibitor binding studies provide averaged binding energies averaged over structural distributions in the assay environmental conditions.

IGF1 treatment enabled cell survival during starvation, but did not enable cell cycle progression in the absence of nutrients, and therefore treatment resulted in arrest in G1 phase of the cell cycle.

Vpx allowed a single-round infection of non-human primate monocytes but did not enable full replication of HIV-1 wild-type virus in monocytes from the simian species tested.