Sentence examples for enabling humans from inspiring English sources

But humans have very little regenerative capacity, probably because of an evolutionary trade-off: suppressing cell growth reduced the risk of cancer, enabling humans to live longer.

The Young panel urged that the highest priority be given to research aimed at enabling humans to survive for long periods in space, a prerequisite for more ambitious space exploration.

In real life the partnership of the reindeer with the Sami peoples of northern Scandinavia is one of the great triumphs of domestication, enabling humans to build a culture in a landscape so cold, bare and hostile that without the reindeer it would have been impossible to live there at all.

3D technology is enabling humans to fight the decline of animal populations on another front: poaching.

AI and ever-accelerating innovations in medical technology are enabling humans to live longer than ever.

Drones equipped with cameras have emerged as a vital tool in the new 3D efforts, enabling humans to learn about species without disturbing their natural environments.

Revolution was supposed to lead to the "supercession of art" by enabling human beings to live poetry and become works of art.

The long-term goal of enabling human exploration of the Moon and Mars drives International space exploration plans.

"B2X places the focus of business communication on enabling human interactions.

One way to think about it, he says, is that an email address is like an IP address for humans, enabling human to human networks.

"We're enabling human designers to design the genomes of these microbes to get them to do things.