Sentence examples for but enabled us from inspiring English sources

The scale used to evaluate quality was not a structured-quality scale but enabled us to score and compare research using various study designs.

The division of the overall cohort (into "muscular" and "non-muscular" subgroups) was a relatively arbitrary decision, but enabled us to highlight more serious causes.

This simple adjustment gave similar results to an analysis that excluded patients who died within 6 months of diagnosis, but enabled us to retain more cases for analysis.

Therefore, we randomly changed one of the observations of the control group from 0 to 1, which artificially reduced the association but enabled us to fit the regression model.

This strategy prevented us from determining whether any particular genomic regions are more active than others, but enabled us to more confidently determine the expression level of each class of repeats, taken as a group.

Eddie champions exercise for mental wellbeing, saying; "It's not to get us oldies living longer, but enable us to live life to the full, independently and happily".

It's not to get us oldies living longer, but enable us to live life to the full, independently and happily, looking good for our age with Queen on the iPod: don't stop me now.

The spectrum of shifting points of view not only creates a gallery of credible, complex characters but enables us to see the breadth and depth of Havazelet's own range.

In such instances, conducting sensitivity analyses can be a viable way to allow us not to impose the nondifferential misclassification mechanism but enable us to explore the impact of misclassification on inference results.

In this contribution we focus on special lateral test structures which have a similar architecture as compared to vertical power devices but enable us to exclusively characterize the channel mobility.

"This equity investment is an important milestone in Bambuser's journey as it not only brings our two organizations closer, but enables us to share our expertise to an even greater extent".