Sentence examples for enabling changes in from inspiring English sources
In response, Mr. Daft outlined what he called "a broad-based, broad-front approach to what is a very complex issue," saying that technology and an emphasis on building relationships were enabling changes in Coke's dealings with its bottlers.
They can be manipulated via solute decoration enabling changes in energy, mobility, structure, and cohesion or even promoting local phase transformation.
It was designed to yield an index of gross motor function enabling changes in function to be evaluated after interventions or monitored over time for children with CP.
TGFβ signaling may serve as a growth promoter and/or enabling changes in tumor cell adhesion, migration, and host-tumor interactions [ 99].
These earlier assessments at time-points 1 and 2 were assumed to be missing at random, enabling changes in mood over the course of the testing process to be observed without confounding by determinants of non-response (Table 3).
With this in mind, an area for possible exploitation in this combination approach is that of epigenetic modulation of gene expression patterns, enabling changes in a large number of 'essential' genes with a single inhibitor.
But let's also recognize that this phenomenon is enabling change in many different ways, each of which is its own precious little snowflake: smart home, connected vehicles, preventive maintenance, precision agriculture, asset tracking, fleet management and so on.
The variation of the flow rate of the reactive gases enabled changes in the composition and structure of the films.
Hence, a modular architecture, which enables changes in the plant design with minimized engineering and commissioning effort is desired.
These modular proteins contain flexible linkers of various lengths, which enable changes in the spatial distribution of the globular domains (architecture) that harbor their essential biochemical functions.
