Sentence examples for enabling entry from inspiring English sources

The examinations taken at 18, those enabling entry into university, are the Matriculation Certificate examinations, based on the International Baccalaureate.

The ring-like moving junction appears to serve two functions: first, as a scaffold for the parasite to grip the host cell for entry and second, as a filter of host transmembrane proteins from the nascent vacuole, thereby enabling entry and avoidance of subsequent fusion with host lysosomes.

While newly selected CD4 SP thymocytes have been shown to retain CCR9 expression (Fig. 1), their expression of PlexinD1 is thought to suppress CCR9-CCL25 signaling, thereby preventing retention in the cortex and enabling entry into the medulla 36.

An increase in cytosolic calcium results in dephosphorylation of the Crz1/CrzA transcription factor by calcineurin, thus enabling entry into the nucleus and the transcriptional activation of genes responsible for cellular calcium homeostasis (Stathopoulos-Gerontides et al. 1999; Karababa et al. 2006; Soriani et al. 2008; Spielvogel et al. 2008).

Furthermore, an open network promotes both competition and reliability, because it enables entry of new producers".

Once installed, you can ditch the requirement of using keyfobs or cards to enable entry, instead sharing keys with others, like tenants or employees, via email.

The diaries enabled entry of the number of vomiting events and severity of nausea.

The database enables entry of various complications, among which deep venous thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, and myocardial infarction form separate entries.

The computational studies suggest that there must be an alternative pathway (to reductive citrate cycle and RuBisCO) which enables entry of CO2 into central metabolism.

23 The WHO International Clinical Trials Registry platform 24 and the registry Controlled Clinical Trials 25 currently do not enable entry of information about subgroups.

The presence of a "melting helix" contrasts with its structural homologue, p-hydroxybenzoate hydroxylase, which uses a third conformation of the flavin, an OPEN conformation, to enable entry to the active site (13).