Sentence examples for cited to enable from inspiring English sources
Reliability statistics have not been published in the other papers cited to enable a comparison.
Studies on D. melanogaster oogenesis are too numerous to list exhaustively, but key relevant papers (and references therein) have been cited to enable the reader to explore the role of each particular gene during oogenesis further.
The government now has to prove to the UK high court why forced retirement ages are needed for social and labour market reasons; the most frequently cited is to enable young people to get into the workforce.
Sufficient statistics are cited to identify the immensity of the persisting problems associated with maternal death and morbidity before the study focuses on some of the endeavours designed to enable women to survive their natural function of giving birth.
Jefferson's proposal cited earlier that legislators should make laws to enable the poor to become yeomen meets this challenge as effectively.
There are in the database enough cited papers from a few other countries to enable a similar evaluation to be carried out for them.
He cited perks that he said Boras indicated would be needed to enable Rodriguez to continue his level of play.
To enable transpositional scrutiny, Sen (by following Adam Smith's notion of the 'impartial spectator', see [ 84] cited in [ 53], p.124), calls for processes of 'open impartiality' (ibid., p.123).
sedan to enable battery switching.
