Sentence examples for enabling to respond from inspiring English sources
Controlling plant root architecture is a fundamental part of plant development enabling to respond environmental conditions changes.
We must therefore implement international treaties enabling us to respond to these challenges and to promote a model for fair and sustainable development.
That's what NHS foundation trusts are about: enabling hospitals to respond more quickly to the needs and preferences of NHS patients.
A "readiness action plan" has been drawn up with the aim of enabling NATO to respond rapidly to an Article 5 crisis.
Educational science should contribute to developing design guidance, enabling practitioners to respond to these challenges.
Plants have incredible developmental plasticity, enabling them to respond to a wide range of environmental conditions.
Foresight involves future-oriented awareness and planning, enabling businesses to respond quickly and effectively to future market threats and opportunities.
Discussion boards are also known as bulletin boards or forums and are used to post information, ideas or questions enabling others to respond asynchronously.
Some T cells then retain the memory of this encounter, enabling them to respond immediately if the virus invades again--an ability that is the basis of vaccination.
Wollstonecraft's style was also a deliberate choice, enabling her to respond to Burke's Enquiry into the Sublime and Beautiful as well as to Reflections.
Receptor-regulated Smads undergo continuous nucleo-cytoplasmic shuttling enabling them to respond to changing stimuli [17].
