Sentence examples for enable an average from inspiring English sources
How does Kagame ensure universal health insurance and primary education, make the country one of the safest and cleanest in the world, create one of the most business-friendly environments on the continent and enable an average G.D.P. growth of 8 percent for the past five years?
The advocate general, Niilo Jääskinen, said advertisers should be blocked from buying rival trademarks as keywords if an ad "does not enable an average Internet user, or enables the said user only with difficulty, to ascertain whether the goods or services referred to in the ad originate from the proprietor of the trademark or an undertaking economically connected to it or from a third party".
As the only commercial operator to fly in and out of the Falklands, it provides a vital bridge to the Americas and beyond: As well as being crucial for the delivery of fresh fruit and vegetables, the flight also enables an average of 80 patients each year to receive critical diagnostic or surgical treatment in Chile.
In this case, tests enabled an average recovery of 98.3 ± 3.9% (for n = 9) using the analytical curve.
Meet iCloak Stik: a plug and play device that's being designed to make robust online privacy accessible to the many not the few — by enabling an average computer user to route their browsing via the Tor or I2P anonymizing networks so it can't be tracked.
Such an approach enables an average score to be calculated across all metrics to produce a composite index (Brooks and others 2005).
One consequence of this was that, categorisation of variables such as RR, enabled an average of 38% of values not to be excluded.
DIAS recognizes and creates outlines of objects (worms) based on pixel intensity and can track the center of those objects from frame to frame; this enabled an average speed per worm to be calculated.
Small droplets reduce the probability of competing nucleators being present and enable a true "average" nucleation temperature to be determined.
Smoking status was asked in a series of questions, ever smoked, when started, when stopped, how many cigarettes on average, to enable a pack year history to be calculated.
Singleton sequences which represent unique low level transcripts were generally of sufficient length to enable annotation, with an average length of 343 bp in Calcutta 4 and 345 bp in Cavendish Grande Naine.
