Sentence examples for designated to enable from inspiring English sources
The iterative process is designated to enable the execution of localized re-authentication process iterative, which contributes to complete re-authentications iteratively without contact the RADIUS.
Additionally we have special lanes in place designated to Olympic athletes to enable them to pass through the border without delay".
The majority of tissues within human body are constituted of designated structures to enable specific functions.
The login-identifiers and passwords of friends and colleagues were amended for privacy reasons and shared with the designated participants to enable them to impersonate as their colleagues.
The WebGIS GMO monitoring is designated to be part of the monitoring database enabling data retrieval, mapping and analysis of relevant monitoring data and geodata.
The resulting log-file data enable detailed process analyses which are designated to reveal the metacognitive strategies of the participants.
Among the array of delivery approaches, substrate-mediated delivery is a promising method due to its unique ability to preconcentrate one or more exogenous genes onto the designated substrates and to enable localized delivery of these genes into cells that are immobilized on the substrates.
This study was repeated using PER-624 luciferase-labelled cells, designated as PER-624luc, to enable in vivo imaging of tumour growth.
If the original paper did not provide adequate information on the designated main outcome measure to enable data extraction, that trial's outcome was classified as 'not estimable' and a further potentially estimable outcome was not sought.
Under the arrangement in the swaps investigation between Mr. Garcia and Mr. Cuomo, for example, some of Mr. Cuomo's lawyers would be designated as "special" federal prosecutors to enable them to participate in secret grand jury proceedings.
Type II CRISPR systems containing Streptococcus pyogenes Cas9 nuclease have been shown to enable user designated single-stranded DNA cleavage (nicking).
