Sentence examples for enabled only by from inspiring English sources
And there is a sustained analogy between land and mind, whereby the narrator's access to his buried emotions is enabled only by means of a literal digging into the Jurassic bedrock of south-west Dorset.
If, for instance, consumers value only the cheapest product or service, and it is enabled only by depriving employees of any value (and perhaps much worse), then businesspeople must engage their ingenuity and imagination.
One reason it is so difficult to craft rules, he said, is the tendency to cast cyberwar as "good, old-fashioned war in yet another domain". Unlike conventional and nuclear warfare, cyberattacks generally are enabled only by flaws in the target system, he said.
Recently, advanced techniques and strategies in enzyme discovery and engineering have led to the significant expansion of the quantity and functional diversity of biocatalysts, which has further allowed broader uses of biocatalysts in new processes, especially those traditionally enabled only by chemical catalysts.
In 2012, Sensale-Rodriguez et al. first experimentally demonstrated a GTM enabled only by intraband transitions [71].
Moreover, its membership was enabled only by questionable numbers.
Phase analysis of powder and pigments, made by X-ray diffraction (XRD), enabled only rutile phase to be discovered.
Quantification by spectral counts provides a good estimate of total protein isoforms derived from the individual Nrxn genes but enables only limited detection of isoforms identified by short unique sequence elements, such as beta isoforms or specific splice variants (e.g., average spectral counts for NRX-beta isoforms were ≤3 in three independent pull-down experiments).
Single residue specific localization of the phosphorylation was enabled not only by the extensive inter-residue fragmentation throughout the primary sequence but also by the fact that UVPD maintains the CID- and HCD-labile modification on the serine side chain.
Notably, police abuse was enabled not only by the illegal nature of sex work but importantly by the illegality of the substance use with which so many were engaged.
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