Sentence examples for contribute and enable from inspiring English sources

Patents contribute and enable business practices, but many genes have been patented that did not lead to the same problems.

On the basis of our analysis of Mongolia's policy response to the NCD burden using the Action Plan [ 7], we conclude that this suite of policies is likely to contribute to and enable the reduction or amelioration of the NCD burden.

Tokenization, which has already made headways in private equity, promotes the "democratization" of investment by allowing relatively small investors to contribute to projects and enable liquidity for traditionally illiquid assets.

Variation in gene expression may contribute to these characteristics and enable the bacteria to respond to changing environmental conditions.

Crouch said it was important that gambling regulations "strike the right balance between allowing the industry to contribute to the economy and enable people to bet responsibly whilst ensuring consumers and communities are protected".

The reason for this is that peers with a high capacity can contribute more to applications and enable applications to run more efficiently [3, 15].

In this context, model-based analysis of biomarker data can contribute to validation procedures and enable comprehensive sensitivity analysis, with a clear understanding of the sensitivity and specificity rates (i.e. false-positive and false-negative rates).

In addition, the present study could increase our knowledge on the factors that contribute and foster intervention effects, thereby enabling us to understand the prevention of aversive outcomes and promotion of positive outcomes in adolescence, which could result in further improvement of universal depression prevention programs.

Results of this study would contribute to the extant literature and enable policy makers to institute interventions to minimise the burden of stunting and severe stunting in Tanzanian children.

Local pricing may contribute to enable a smart behaviour of grid users by providing appropriate incentives.

Understanding how certain activities contribute to enable other activities or prevent certain mechanisms is essential for effective information selection.