Sentence examples for enabling strong from inspiring English sources

A novel, nitroreductase (NTR) containing a sequence of six cysteine amino acids, enabling strong thiolate bonds to form on a gold electrode surface without the loss of enzyme activity, was genetically engineered.

We have to figure out how to feed ourselves while repairing our environment and enabling strong communities.

This year long effort has shown that there is certainly not a lack of skill or desire -- it is, as always, the hurdles of enabling strong political will and committed long term financial support.

The judicious application of technology is enabling stronger and interconnected DRM.

The latter can be used as an element for enabling stronger competition with the other transport modes such as the conventional rail and particularly APT, both on the above-mentioned competitive lines/routes.

We suggest that the role of informal networks are explored as a means to circumvent the 'necessary evil' of bureaucracy, towards enabling stronger degrees of Integrated Coastal Management and ultimately successful climate change adaptation responses.

Only when we open our minds into new areas will we solve the greatest challenges of our time, developing peaceful societies, improving the health of all, creating environments in which all children thrive, enabling stronger connections between us - which ultimately drive our feeling of being responsible for one another.

Research that extends to service delivery and implementation is more challenging and requires particular support, but Thyer [ 21] notes that interdisciplinary evidence-based practice guidelines are one effective way of enabling stronger links in implementation research.

In sum, editors should be there to empower and enable strong, highly factual, aggressive adversarial journalism, not to serve as roadblocks to neuter or suppress the journalism.

(iv) Fractionation processes: the polar nature of benzocarbazoles enables strong interactions with minerals/organic matter through hydrogen bonding.

The MNPA enables strong user privacy requirements, both internal and external, to be met in mobile networks.