Sentence examples for enabled not from inspiring English sources

This fingerprint enabled not only identification, but also quantification by comparing relative peak intensities of CCAT-labelled peptides.

After the 1950s, air-conditioning enabled not just the construction of millions of Southern homes, but also the economic development of the South.

For drivers, the primary benefit is that the online connection is enabled not by a piece of easily lost hardware, but by the driver's smartphone.

Construction of the Aswān High Dam enabled not only control of the Nile's floods but also the reclamation of vast tracts of land for farming.

The combination of microscopic and statistical information enabled not only the qualitative discussion of the observed processes but also the quantification of the kinetics as well as the development of a model of the underlying morphological mechanism.

A section called We Create encompasses early websites, film, multiplayer games, artworks and even hardware, all of which were enabled not by individual artists working alone, but by crowds of people connected through the internet.

Comparison enables not only the illumination of difference, but also the perception of commonality.

"I would always maintain that inderal was performance enabling, not performance enhancing.

"Our proposals will transform the role of the state so that government is enabling, not controlling, as it is today".

It should enable not just audiences but venues, funders, potential partners and others to understand what you're about.

He suggests that the cornucopia of content is enabling, not preventing, his staff from producing sticky, credible work.