Sentence examples for enable taking from inspiring English sources
Knowledge of the driving factors of small mammal communities in agricultural landscapes may enable taking management measures that pursue both conservation and economic goals.
Further processing was required at the opposite side (Figure 2d) to achieve a gap between both sides of the wire of typically <1 μm size, to enable taking Hall measurements with very small error.
In the direction perpendicular to the UV and the IR cavities, the accuracy has to be much better than the IR cavity waist (({sim}60mboxupmu mbox{m})) to enable taking into account the IR wave-front curvature.
Car manufacturers will start selling solutions that enable taking that avatar from car to car, just like we do with music playlists as we move from iPhone to Mac to iPad.
Apart from the limited control by the district government over use of public funds for health, there are, in effect, no mechanisms which enable taking a view of the sector as a whole at any level, and especially at the district level.
The team members gave insight on the scheduling of the tasks during each iteration, enabling taking interdependencies between tasks into account.
Linkage and association are considered simultaneously and QTDT also enables taking covariates into consideration when evaluating the genetic association [53].
A pressure-tight syringe (VICI, Precision Sampling, Inc., USA) with a volume of 250 μL was used for gas sampling and injection, enabling taking of gas samples at the bioreactors' actual pressure.
This article discusses a wave-sequence approach to spread or scale up, which enables take up of the improvement in a systematic and sequential way, using "spread agents" —people who participated in the original demonstration sites.
This article discusses the wave-sequence approach to spread or scale up, which enables take up of the improvement in a systematic and sequential way, using "spread agents" — people who participated in the original demonstration sites.
Birmingham Airport's runways were simply too short to enable take-off for jumbo jets, so the second largest city in the UK didn't have a truly international airport and businesses were hamstrung.
