Sentence examples for enable to convey from inspiring English sources

For conclusion, the mention of this point is noticeable that FRET measurements enable to convey the important data from donor acceptor interaction.

Super-transparent "white" glass and other technical innovations enable architects to convey this idea clearly.

All were made by possible by interactive technologies that enable consumers to convey opinions rapidly to marketers.

A visit by a former president, who is married to the secretary of state, will enable Kim Jong-il to convey to North Korea, and perhaps to other countries, that his country is being accepted into the international community — the precise opposite of what the U.S. secretary of state has defined as the goal of U.S. policy until Pyongyang abandons its nuclear weapons program.

Ms. Vowell's storytelling and descriptive skills enable her to convey the hubris of the missionaries from New England, who vowed to spread the gospel in Hawaii, to teach the natives to read, to translate the Bible into Hawaiian and to cover, as the missionaries said, "those islands with fruitful fields and pleasant dwellings, and schools and churches".

Different form the forums, blogs enable people to convey their opinions freely and other people can interact with them by replying to or commenting on their blogs.

While dense nominal and verb-groups can make comprehending explicit causation more difficult (Achugar and Schleppegrell2005 Coffin20044), they can also enable authors to convey cause across the narrative (Tapiero et al.2002), expressing causation between sentences and even between paragraphs.

The detection and capture of microorganisms by DCs trigger stimulus-specific maturation programs that enable DCs to convey pathogen-associated signals to the adaptive branch of the immune system.

The inclusion of current data on success rates would enable clinicians to convey with confidence the uncertainties around treatment and to discuss and engage parents' concerns.

10 Today, thanks to the remarkable advances in diagnosing dementia, patients can be diagnosed at an early stage when their relatively intact autonomy and insight enable them to convey their needs and actively participate in intervention programmes.

And it is this that enabled them to convey daily life during the war.