Sentence examples similar to enabling could be from inspiring English sources
Of course, the march toward health system connectivity, and the accountable care that it will enable, could be accelerated with a little less claim-jumping by the keepers of all this information.
Maybe it wouldn't be a priority when buying a handset, but "Facebook Home-enabled" could be another feature in a device's "Pros" column.
This indicates that PES scheme costs may be high and creating an enabling environment could be important to reducing perceived losses, as could investment into conditional in-kind compensation mechanisms.
Yet an abiding fixation in this field with abstinence as the only response to addiction -- with a corresponding misperception that harm reduction measures are "enabling" -- could be why many programs stubbornly refuse to tell their clients how not to die if they relapse after treatment.
This property enabled the particles could be used to effectively sequester hazardous anions from the wastewater.
The study also predicted that up to $12 trillion in goods and services enabled by 5G could be produced in 2035, when the full economic benefit of 5G is expected to be realized worldwide across industries.
One way to enable thumbnail scrubbing could be to download the entire video in low quality, then generate the correct frame by seeking the low quality video to the correct place.
In case of a system with 100 MHz total bandwidth (maximum allowed in LTE-Advanced Release-10) and CA enabled, the RN could be assigned with 20 MHz primary access link carrier and 15 MHz secondary access link carrier.
A device that is easy to use and enables secure ligatures could be beneficial.
Identification of institutional characteristics associated with improved patient outcomes may enable criteria that could be used to select institutions for GIPAP participation.
With respect to individual variability and total stability, the conditions that enable exponential distribution could be present in the distributions of the 16 negative items.
