Sentence examples for changes enable the from inspiring English sources

These surface changes enable the sperm cell to bind to the extra cellular matrix of the egg (zona pellucida, ZP).

The savings from breaks, absenteeism, and shift changes enable the robotic fleet to be 12percentt more efficient than the human-driven one.

While some anatomical changes enable the emergence of new functions, evidence also points to the importance of resting state oscillations in sculpting neural architecture during development.

Councillor Mike Lovell of Purbeck District Council said: "The changes enable the council to take account of local circumstances when determining who should qualify for housing".

Gravity changes enable the characterization of subsurface processes: i.e., the mass of the intrusion or hydrothermal flow (Rymer et al., 1998; Battaglia et al., 2003).

These changes enable the cell to repair misfolded proteins and upregulate the proteasomal degradation system to eliminate aberrant proteins [ 4].

The incorporation of several specific amino acid changes enabled the design of proteins that bound inhibitory but not blocking antibodies.

The high sensitivity of the rainbow structure to refractive index changes enabled the detection and resolution of time-varying temperature gradients inside combusting droplets.

Ralston was uncomfortable with these at first but belatedly understood that such changes enabled the audience to "experience it in a truthful way" and did not undermine the "authenticity" promised by Boyle.

The mathematical analysis of the experimental results showed a strict similarity between replicative senescence and age-related changes, enabling the definition of an in silico model mimicking PDPC behaviour in terms of nitric oxide (NO) production.

The main advantage of this proposal is that it defines a framework to analyse the environment regarding the potential socio-political changes enabling the evolution of terrorism.