Sentence examples for complete to enable from inspiring English sources

While this scheme can provide acceptable performance in certain settings, it is unable to improve its performance or adapt to new domains, and it is usually labor-intensive to construct lexicons which are sufficiently complete to enable useful sentiment classification performance to be achieved.

According to section 4 (2) of the code: "Promotional information should be clear, legible, accurate, balanced, fair, objective and sufficiently complete to enable the recipient to form his or her own opinion of the therapeutic value of the pharmaceutical product concerned.

Although the chemokines and chemokine receptors identified in sea lamprey and elephant shark provide a crucial guide for our argument, their sequenced genomes are still far from complete to enable retrieval of a complete set of genes encoded by these species.

Work should have been completed to enable King's Cross and Paddington to open on Saturday 27 December.

To this end, a novel radio technology named Bluetooth low energy (BLE) has recently been completed to enable energy-efficient data transfer.

Such specialized studies can actually be started even before phase II or III trials are completed to enable patients with little other recourse and who were denied entry into clinical trials, to receive investigational new medicines in phase II and above for compassionate purposes.

A photographic log form was completed to enable the digital files to be linked to the unique subject identifier.

Before this multicenter RCT, a pilot randomized trial [ 6] was completed to enable the multicenter DC study protocol.

In diatoms, two daughter cells are formed within a mother cell, and only subsequently does valve synthesis and exocytosis occur, which must be coordinately completed to enable separation of the two daughter cells.

It is to be a Committee of the whole House, and the Government will be there to take part and make concessions just as always in the old days with a first-rate measure, and not, as in Standing Committee, represented by one Minister, who never can possibly have instructions complete enough to enable him to adapt himself to every possible situation.

These proposals overexpose the complete image to enable visualization of important dark foreground objects.