Sentence examples for challenge enables from inspiring English sources

Pathogen challenge enables identification of the most resistant individuals; however, infected fish may become carriers of pathogens and therefore cannot be returned to the farming environment.

This challenge enables researchers to test their automated segmentation algorithms on the same large cardiac MRI dataset, thereby facilitating comparative discussion as well as collaboration among peers on combining the results to find a better ground truth (http://cilab2.upf.edu//cilab2.upf11//cilab2.upf.

Ironically, the strong economy has presented another challenge, enabling more homeowners to hire landscapers instead of tending to their own yards, says Greg Pierson.

Perfecting the joining process was a major challenge enabling him to create custom frames without the need for expensive fixed moulds.

The right game can offer the right challenge, enabling them to enjoy success, which in turn motivates them to progress further".

The goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes seemed the more likely to win the race but betrayed a lack of conviction in the challenge, enabling Nasri to force the ball past him at the edge of the area before diverting it into the net from an acute angle.

The goal of this paper is to realize a solution that overcomes this challenge, enabling scalable data dissemination in V2V and V2I communication.

"Mirantis Application Platform aims to address this challenge, enabling enterprises to maximize cloud ROI at scale through cloud native continuous delivery".

We expect that supporting adaptivity in the adjustment of difficulty levels of the training exercises will not only deliver a personalized training to each MS patient but also provide suitable challenge, enable less boredom, and minimize the therapist's involvement.

Although the ear swelling response is typically used to assess contact allergy (type IV hypersensitivity) [ 31], tape-stripping prior to topical antigenic challenge enabled us to use this endpoint to measure a type I hypersensitivity response.

The application of pure science to practical challenges enables Kimmel Center experts to hone their research skills.