Sentence examples for capacities enabled from inspiring English sources

The combination of a flexible body plan and superior neural capacities enabled passerines to explore and adapt to novel environments.

These capacities enabled man to protect his vulnerable body from predators, to adapt to his environment and to become the dominant species.

These capacities enable the organisation to work with governments and other partners on system reform for long-term improvements for education systems and children in ways relevant to the national context.

Recent advances in X-ray tube technology with high heat storage capacities enable examination of the whole spine to be undertaken in less than 1 min. A recent study using multidetector CT (MDCT) in patients with stage III myeloma provided more detailed information on the risk of vertebral fractures compared with plain film radiography and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

Richelieu's great intellectual capacity enabled him to penetrate to the essence of events, and his tremendous willpower drove him to incessant work.

Upgrading the old Sophia Gardens from its original 5,500 capacity enabled the club to host the first Ashes test in July 2009.

This expansion of capacity enabled us to increase the payload mass of the lander to deploy geophysical instruments and to land on a wider region on the Moon including polar regions.

Nonetheless, when nonprofits suddenly benefit from the capacity enabled by predictable cash flows, theoretically they should be able to focus on their highest value activities -- delivering effective services rather than perfecting their fundraising pitch.

The expansion in sequencing capacity enabled by massively parallel sequencing platforms allows for the first time complete and unbiased surveys of the human genome, transcriptome and microbiome.

Robert Sullivan, associate director of public programs at the Smithsonian's Natural History Museum, said Fathom was giving the museum "tremendous production capacity," enabling it to put material online more quickly.

That capacity enables them to jump easily from species to species, infecting not only pigs and people but also horses, seals, cats, dogs, tigers and so on.