Sentence examples for enable sustained from inspiring English sources
The artists of Ray K. Metzker's generation believed the work was its own reward, and strove to build lives that would enable sustained creation over time.
We're thrilled to have an investment of resources that will enable sustained reporting on this subject - and similarly excited to have the opportunity to innovate with a new technology that will encourage our readers to take action".
Indeed, chemical modification to increase drug lipophilicity is used to enable sustained drug release from solutions.
Thornhill said Intels new branding strategy to broaden its PC user base could enable sustained double-digit EPS growth.
"We believe this strategy can enable sustained double-digit earnings-per-share growth, which is reflected in our estimates," wrote the analyst in a research note Monday.
The goal of the ESMD is to develop new capabilities, support technologies and research that will enable sustained and affordable human and robotic space exploration.
The techniques included setting up internet cafes where unsuspecting delegates' passwords were collected, enabling "sustained intelligence options against them even after the conference has finished".
The addition of stearic acid to the construct enabled sustained and prolonged delivery of 10-hydroxycamptothecin to A549 cell line.
PAMAM dendrimer is a hyperbranched molecule and the amount of drug loading is as low as 1.8%, which ensures the uniform distribution of the photosensitizer in the dendritic matrix and this enables sustained drug release kinetics suitable for carrying PDT.
Nanomedicine-based technologies have the potential to revolutionize the treatment of ophthalmology, through enabling sustained release of drugs over several months, reducing side effects due to specific targeting of dysfunctional cells, and interfacing with currently "undruggable" targets.
Whilst there may be other ways to formulate high, stable concentrations of copper that enables sustained release and rapid dissolution of ions when required, we cannot envisage another synthesis that is so straightforward and the cost of goods (for reactants) so low.
