Sentence examples for enabled to persist from inspiring English sources

Because all other functions of human life could be medically enabled to persist after the loss of personal identity, the Harvard Committee properly focused its attention on the sole organ that enables or produces this property; the brain.

New laws to tackle the violence have not been implemented, which Amnesty International says has enabled impunity to persist.

To adequately and accurately evaluate homeopathy, one has to evaluate the whole body of evidence that has enabled homeopathy to persist for 200+ years.

The aim of our study was to determine which aspects of the species' life history enabled it to persist at some locations and not others.

Poor penetration of the UV-C rays and/or significant shadowing, enabled bacteria to persist on the tympanic thermometer and the blood pressure cuff (Table 2).

Novel spatial learning during LC stimulation did not enhance LTD further, whereas D1/D5 agonist treatment enabled LTD to persist for over 24 h.

For instance, isolates with ST-1596 and ST-1583 were first isolated in Liverpool during the 1980s and have since been isolated in 2000, suggesting they may have a fitness advantage that has enabled them to persist in the population for over a decade.

This enables PAN to persist for a longer time at low temperature.

Scottish water voles have been found to travel enormous distances, enabling them to persist in fragmented habitats.

Forest ecosystems are fire-maintained, having evolved traits that enable them to persist with, and depend upon a variety of fire regimes.

Forest influence may enable species to persist in harvested areas through buffering of microclimate, and/or assist re-colonisation via proximity to source populations or essential habitat elements.