Sentence examples for enabling the movement of from inspiring English sources

Its simple interface, which works on any phone, has brought financial services to Kenya's poor majority, enabling the movement of some $8.6 billion in the first half of this year.But M-Pesa's success has not escaped the notice of a government struggling to meet its financial commitments.

Images are acquired over time-scales of 146 ms, thereby enabling the movement of individual gas bubbles to be followed in real time.

In our study, we have employed LFM enabling the movement of a nanoparticle, which is chemically interacting with chemical functional groups on the surface, in order to quantitatively understand the binding affinity between nanoparticle and chemical functional groups by measuring the frictional forces required to break the binding between the nanoparticle and chemical functional groups.

Electrochemical potential (ΔµH): a gradient of electrical potential and chemical concentration enabling the movement of ions (e.g. protons) across a biological membrane.

The two connections between the cysteine domain and the Rossmann-type subunit are known as the 'crossover' and 're-entry' loops and have an important role in enabling the movement of the cysteine domain during catalysis [ 8].

The purpose of the aisle is to enable the movement of wheelchairs around the vehicles.

In order to do so, compact splicing between cast phases is needed to enable the movement of internal formworks.

Road systems have two major objectives: to enable the movement of passenger vehicles and the movement of freight vehicles at reasonable speeds.

On one hand, political unification under the Empire enabled the movement of herds and products, but on the other hand, barbarian raids and imperial wars depleted the countryside's people and other resources.

Viruses encode movement proteins that enable the movement of virions from cell-to-cell through plasmodesmata.

Flagellar assembly pathway, which enables the movement of microorganisms, is well-known to be important for bacterial motility [ 56, 57].