Sentence examples for enabled it to conserve from inspiring English sources
This has enabled it to conserve its power for the final, risky stages of its journey.
The IgG version of the broadly neutralizing anti HIV-1 mAb 2G12 [13] exhibits a unique domain-swapped structure, which enables it to bind specifically to a highly conserved cluster of high-mannose N-glycans exposed on the viral envelope.
For Breland, the effective right hand enabled him to conserve the bruised left, which he injured this past week in a gym workout.
This response, which also involves the uptake of sodium by the skin, is found only in the more terrestrial members of the Amphibia, in which it is an adaptation that enables them to conserve water.
It's a highly specialized mechanism that enables reindeer to conserve as much warmth as possible.
It's what prompts you to hold your breath underwater and enables you to conserve oxygen.
Our finding that bacteriocyte-enriched amino acid transporters are often members of gene family expansions suggests that past duplication events enabled some duplicates to conserve their ancestral function while others diverged to fill a role in symbiosis [ 9].
Using digital technology and computer networking, smart meters can transmit real-time data that is supposed to enable utilities to conserve electricity and better allocate power during parts of the day when overall demand is high.
A 1995 study by physiologist Norman Heglund of the Catholic University of Louvain in Belgium and colleagues suggested that the women use a special spring in their step that enables them to conserve energy while transporting loads across level ground.
This led Holkot to argue against Ockham's contention that God's omnipotent power to cause directly whatever is ordinarily caused through secondary causes would enable God to conserve the intuitive cognition of an object even after the object has been destroyed.
The Cultural and Educational rights, given in Articles 29 and 30, are measures to protect the rights of cultural, linguistic and religious minorities, by enabling them to conserve their heritage and protecting them against discrimination.
