Sentence examples for enabling further development from inspiring English sources
That means streaming sites like Amazon and Netflix may get more viewing time, enabling further development of original series and specials.
However, the absence of further development in the lab leads us to believe that L. hirtella provides vital cues enabling further development of M. limopsicola.
Increase funding for research and incentives enabling further development and adoption of agroecologically based farming, which focuses on recycling nutrients and energy, diversifying species, crop rotation, and integrating crops and livestock[35].
Most of the matches are rematches from rivalries that have stemmed from Survivor Series but this week's Smackdown has enabled further development in the angles as the rivalries have become more personal.
Increasing digital storage capacity and processing speed will enable further development of list-mode acquisition, image reconstruction, and image processing that can support this goal.
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Based on the switchless design, critical parameters for the METIS sorption compressors are determined to enable further development such as mechanical design, fabrication and experimental demonstration.
Advances in synthetic biological tools will enable further development of streamlined solvent-tolerant production hosts and the transfer of solvent-tolerant traits to established industrial strains.
The results would enable further development of the electrolysis cell through providing a means for improving the design of the electrolyte to maximize current efficiency.
A better understanding of the three-dimensional fracture-implant motions is needed to enable further development of clinical strategies and countermeasures.
The facile synthesis of Michael-additional, disulfide containing HPPAE HA hydrogel may enable further development of hydrogel matrices potentially suitable for tissue engineering and drug delivery applications.
