Sentence examples for change that enabled from inspiring English sources
This was the assimilation of Australia's Finks bikie gang into the US-based Mongols outlaw motorcycle club, a simple name change that enabled the Gold Coast Finks to thwart a bid by Queensland police to have them declared a criminal organisation.
Educational reviews note online learning continues to enjoy market expansion (Norton, 2017), yet it was government funding policy change that enabled Australian public universities to increase off-campus offerings and created such growth; "restraints have been removed, and we observe rapid growth in this market" (Kemp & Norton, 2014, p. 58).
The start of this study coincided with a legal change that enabled the conditional discharge of patients found unfit to stand trial or not guilty by reason of insanity.
The main one is the use of a quantitative measure of ICIT change that enabled us to assess the likely effect of the reform both globally and by domain.
In contrast, the porphyrin ring structure of hemoglobin, to which iron was attached, undergoes a chemical change that enables its excretion from the body.
Specifically, these motor neurons show a decline in excitatory postsynaptic potential, which is the electrical change that enables the nerve impulse to cross the gap (synaptic cleft) that separates one neuron in the pathway from the next.
ATP binds to Hsp90α, initiating a conformation change that enables p23 to bind to Hsp90α and causes Hsp70, Hsp40, and Hop to disassociate from the complex.
In the case of PE, furin cleavage triggers a conformational change that enables reduction of an internal disulfide by a host protein disulfide isomerase (PDI) or PDI-like enzyme, and subsequent release and cytosolic translocation of the ribotoxin domain [53].
IL-10R1 specifically binds IL-10, allowing a conformational change that enables the oligomerization with IL-10R2 [ 9].
Upon Ca2+ binding, most S100 proteins undergo a conformational change that enables them to interact with their target proteins [ 43].
Thus, binding to ATP or ADP produces a conformational change that enables the N-terminal domain to become accessible for client protein binding.
