Sentence examples for enables over from inspiring English sources

Zhao, W. et al. Molecular optimization enables over 13% efficiency in organic solar cells.

Relative to DNS, the hybrid algorithm enables over an order-of-magnitude increase in computational efficiency with only a modest loss of accuracy.

It started out as a widget on MySpace, and got in early enough into social logins that it now works with over 500,000 Web sites, and enables over 1 billion logins a month.

This enables over 50 million iPhone and iPod owners to purchase media or games on a mobile device, inputting their password to access their iTunes account.

Already, the company enables over 30 million monthly active users to send and receive more than 17 billion messages, which they say is an advantage to service providers that are not used to such scale in terms of being able to deliver consistent reliability and speed.

In short, populism plunges democratic societies into an endless series of moralized zero-sum conflicts; it threatens the rights of minorities; and it enables over-bearing leaders to dismantle the checkpoints on the road to autocracy.

This 3-day conference enabled over 400 participants, more than 20% of them from outside mainland China, to witness scientific progress, share ideas, discuss strategies for better research, initiate collaborative efforts, and address urgent needs in genome research.

The Nook features built-in wireless connectivity, enabling over-the-air purchases of any of Barnes & Noble's 1.5 million e-books -- 500,000 of which are free.

I emphasize this point in particular, because many school counselors urge Juniors to make their "asks" before the end of 11th grade, enabling over-burdened teachers to do some, most, or all of their recommendation writing over the summer.

In nine EEPCT countries reviewed, Accelerated Learning Programmes (ALPs) have enabled over-age children to re-enter or complete their education.

These three grants from the Mathers Foundation will enable, over the next three years, key projects in the researchers' respective labs.