Sentence examples for enables substantive from inspiring English sources

Experimental results demonstrate desirable effectiveness and scalability of our approach (up to 131K processors) for solving large redistricting problems, which enables substantive research into the relationship between democratic ideals and phenomena such as partisan gerrymandering.

There is no substitute for enabling substantive dialogue on equal and respectful terms for solving the world's problems.

All female young adults registered in the OCR between 1992 (when datasets became reliably linkable) and 1999 (to enable substantive follow up for all 5 year survivors) were eligible for inclusion.

Our substantive dataset enables robust assessment of the implementation of this technology in patient management and as an aid to the establishment of a specific etiologic diagnosis.

49 This type of intensive training enables health professionals and human factors experts to work together in an advanced and substantive manner.

Adopting the DataPall system enables providers to generate comprehensive reports on their activities, which could help build a more substantive evidence for palliative care in sub-Saharan Africa and improve patient care.

Firstly, it enabled the analysis of a substantive literature in decision making for all types of treatment for chronic kidney disease, as no single study provided perspectives on transplantation, haemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and palliative care.

These sessions are substantive and intended to enable users to use forecasts in decision making.

These data, with the establishment of normal ranges for the assays based on substantive numbers of healthy volunteers, enable a critical appraisal of the value of these measurements for diagnostic and predictive purposes.

Open-ended items allow leaders to gather more substantive information about programs and enable individual lab directors to gather feedback and improve program implementation at their own REU sites.

Themes and patterns in the data are identified using constant comparative techniques and data are organised into codes and categories to enable theory to be developed at a substantive level.